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Friday 18 May 2018

(CAN) Hamilton man pleads guilty to attempted murder of B.C. Hells Angel

A Hamilton man has pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of a B.C. Hells Angel at the Vancouver airport.

Knowah Ferguson, 21, also pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of conspiracy to commit the murder of an unknown person in June 2015.

The guilty pleas came after a judge dismissed an application by Ferguson’s lawyers to exclude evidence due to police breaching the accused’s rights. Ferguson’s trial was to have started May 28 in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver.

Court heard that police suspected two people in Hamilton were hiring youth to commit shootings and that the accused, who was a teen at the time, was one of the youths being hired.

Ferguson was accused of approaching Hells Angel Damion Ryan in April 2015 while Ryan was seated at a table with another male in a food court at the airport and pulling out a firearm.

There was a clicking sound and the gun failed to fire after which the three people at the scene, including Ferguson, took off running.

The murder conspiracy related to Ferguson conspiring with an associate who can only be identified as Witness X due to a publication ban, as well as others, to kill the unknown person.

Ferguson was taken into custody along with two other young men when a suspected stolen vehicle they were in was pulled over by Vancouver police near Main Street and East 10th Avenue on June 14, 2015.

When police searched the vehicle, they found firearms and ammunition, including three handguns, an AK-47 assault rifle and a silencer.

As a result of evidence gathered during the investigation, police became convinced of Ferguson’s involvement in the attempted murder and murder conspiracy.

During the pre-trial proceedings, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Joyce DeWitt-Van Oosten dealt with several allegations that police had violated Ferguson’s rights.

While there was a lawful warrant to search various mobile devices, the accused’s lawyers established that the manner in which certain BlackBerry cellphones containing encrypted messages were searched had breached the accused’s rights.

http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/hamilton-man-pleads-guilty-to-attempted-murder-of-b-c-hells-angel

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 15:45:32

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(AUS) ‘When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes our duty’

Outlaw motorcycle gangs and their supporters are fighting back against a government proposal to toughen anti-bikie gang laws in the state, with one submission to Tasmania Police warning: “When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes our duty”.

In the lead-up to the state election, the Liberals pledged to crack down on OMCGs in Tasmania by introducing legislation to stop members from displaying their colours and associating with each other.

The pledge was part of their 100-day plan, which sought to outline what the Liberals would endeavour to achieve in the first 100 days of their second term.

New consorting laws would prohibit a person aged 18 or more with a criminal conviction for a serious offence from “habitually” consorting with another like individual.

The state government also intends to adopt laws similar to ones in Queensland which make it an offence for someone to wear or openly display patches, insignia or logos of a prohibited bikie organisation.

It has been said the proposed legislation will stop Tasmania from becoming a “safe haven” for OMCGs, which the government and Tasmania Police say are known for acts of violence and their links to the illicit drug trade in the state.

It comes after the Bandidos recently established a presence in the state and both them and the Rebels Motorcycle Club held their annual runs here in 2017.

Now that Premier Will Hodgman’s Liberals have been re-elected, the public consultation process for the proposed bill has commenced.

On Friday, Tasmania Police published the 103 submissions they received from members of the public – almost all of which were staunchly opposed to the legislation.

Tasmania Police said the lack of submissions in support of the anti-bikie gang laws was due to members of the public fearing retribution.

“We know that people are afraid of outlaw motorcycle gangs,” Acting Assistant Commissioner Tony Cerritelli said.

The Bandidos Motorcycle Club and members of the Devil’s Henchmen were among those who made submissions.

“It is our view that motorcycle clubs will never be legislated out of existence,” the Bandidos’ submission read.

“This proposed legislation by state authorities does not address the issues for which it claims to support and will simply drive motorcycle clubs further into obscurity.”

Devil’s Henchmen member Josh Faulds said neither he nor many of his “brothers” had a criminal history.

He objected to he and his peers being “labelled” and supposedly having their “basic human rights” taken away.

“We are like minded [sic] motorcycle enthusiasts we are NOT criminals, drug dealers, extortionists, thieves, murders [sic] etc.,” Mr Faulds’ submission read.

“We are working class people, all workers who pay our taxes.”

An ominous submission from a person who chose to remain anonymous said police posed a “larger threat to the safety and freedoms that our forefathers died for”.

“When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes our duty,” the submission read in conclusion.

In its submission, the God’s Squad Christian Motorcycle Club acknowledged Tasmania Police’s efforts to fight criminal activity and “drug problems within the community”.

But God’s Squad took issue with the potential ban on wearing bikie colours in public.

“We dispute that the wearing of club colours or paraphernalia in public is in any way intimidating or threatening to the majority of people, and that it is in any way intended to be so by the majority of clubs or club members,” the club’s submission read.

The Law Society of Tasmania said it was not in a position to either support or oppose the government’s proposal but expressed concern with some aspects of it.

Law Society executive director Luke Rheinberger noted that other jurisdictions had banned wearing bikie colours on licensed premises only.

“The society urges the department to consider whether this restriction might be more appropriate,” Mr Rheinberger wrote.

The Police Association of Tasmania’s submission was one of the few that voiced its support for the proposed legislation.

“There is no doubt that the failure to have legislation in place is tantamount to sending an invitation to all OMCG’s [sic] throughout the country that they are welcome here and that Tasmania is open for their business,” it read.

“There are enough checks and balances in the [proposed] legislation.”

The anti-bikie gang legislation is expected to be tabled in Parliament in June.

https://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/5408899/when-injustice-becomes-law-rebellion-becomes-our-duty/

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 15:41:54

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(USA) Myrtle Beach business trying to bring back bikers

Myrtle Beach, SC (WPDE) — It's called the Myrtle Beach Bike Week Spring Rally, but bikers and businesses owners say the actual bike week festivities do not actually happen in Myrtle Beach.

Almost 80 years ago, a spring rally for bikers started in Myrtle Beach. It was a roaring week for businesses.

"It's business people and they like to ride and spend a lot of money," said Bill Lindsey, owner of Barnacle Bills.

But that all changed eight years ago.

"I used to work in Myrtle Beach and bike week was absolutely insane in Myrtle Beach and then after all the changes with Mayor Rhoads, he pushed them out of Myrtle Beach, and they congregate in this little inlet," said Cynthia Bingham, manager at the Inlet Crab House.

"The city of Myrtle Beach passed all the laws: the helmet laws, the noise ordinances, trying to keep people out of Myrtle Beach," said Shea Bridges, a local biker.

The laws are gone from Myrtle Beach, but so are the bikers, according to Bill Lindsey, owner of Barnacle Bills downtown.

"There's still a little hurt of why would you do that," said Lindsey.

"Everybody goes south and north now," said Bridges.

Which is good news for businesses in Murrells Inlet and North Myrtle Beach.

"This is where they come and they spend a lot of money," said Bingham.

As for Lindsey, he is still trying to bring back the bikers.

"Bikers are starting to come back up because they know that we welcome them. We want their money. We love their attitudes, we have no problems," said Lindsey.

"We've always come here and we're going to keep coming. This is as far as I go," said Bridges.

http://wpde.com/news/local/myrtle-beach-business-trying-to-bring-back-bikers

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 15:37:28

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(USA) Man accused in April Kauffman killing, drug ring court appearance postponed

MAYS LANDING — The status conference for the only man left alive who is charged with murder in the 2012 killing of April Kauffman was postponed Thursday.

Ferdinand “Freddy” Augello, 62, of Upper Township, an alleged Pagans motorcycle gang leader, has been rescheduled to appear at 1:30 p.m. June 7 before Judge Bernard DeLury in Atlantic County Superior Court.

No information was available about why it was postponed, a spokeswoman for the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office said.

Augello is accused of hiring a hitman to kill April Kauffman — a move prosecutors say was motivated by her now-deceased husband Dr. James Kauffman’s desire to hide an opioid drug ring he ran through his Egg Harbor Township medical practice with Augello, who pleaded not guilty during his arraignment April 19.

Augello has been indicted on charges of murder of April Kauffman, the attempted murder of James Kauffman and leading the alleged drug-trafficking network.

Chief Assistant Prosecutor Seth Levy, who is representing the state in this case, said at Augello’s arraignment there is a plea offer for Augello on the charges of murder, attempted murder and racketeering.

Six other defendants in the case pleaded not guilty to charges of racketeering, distribution of drugs and conspiracy to distribute drugs as part of the drug ring.

Joseph Mulholland, 52, of the Villas section of Lower Township

Beverly Augello, 48, of Summerland Keys, Florida

Glenn Seeler, 37, of Sanford, North Carolina

Paul Pagano, 61, of Egg Harbor Township

Tabitha Chapman, 35, of Absecon

Cheryl Pizza, 36, of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina

Those defendants were previously released from jail by DeLury pending trial, while Augello remains in Atlantic County jail.

Levy said they were all offered plea deals for first-degree racketeering, which could carry a maximum sentence of 20 years. Pagano, Mulholland, Chapman and Seeler have status conferences scheduled for June 14, along with co-defendant Beverly Augello, the ex-wife of Ferdinand Augello. Pizza is scheduled for a June 13 conference.

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/crime/kauffman/man-accused-in-april-kauffman-killing-drug-ring-court-appearance/article_d868256f-e55d-5413-a06e-bb7e642fa632.html

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 00:33:01

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(USA) Bandidos president, VP guilty in federal court

SAN ANTONIO, TX - After a nearly three month long trial the two highest ranking officers in the Bandidos motorcycle gang have been found guilty of federal racketeering and drug trafficking charges, and found that they had conspired to murder and assault members of the Cossacks organization.

National President Jeffrey Fay Pike and National Vice President Xavier Portillo had been on trial in San Antonio.

“I am immensely proud of our prosecution team and our law-enforcement partners for this successful
prosecution,” stated United States Attorney John F. Bash. “What this verdict shows more than anything is that the Department of Justice is fully capable of stripping away a veneer of legitimate activity to expose and punish underlying criminal conduct. Others should take note.”

Jurors convicted Pike, age 62 of Conroe, TX, and Portillo, age 58 of San Antonio, of (count 1) conspiracy to violate the Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organization (RICO) statute; (count 3) violent crimes in aid of racketeering (VICAR)--murder; (count 4) conspiracy to commit murder in aid of racketeering; (count 5) one count of conspiracy to commit assault with a dangerous weapon; (counts 6 and 7) aiding and abetting assault with a dangerous weapon; (count 9) discharging a firearm during a violent crime; and, (count 12) interference with commerce by extortion. Jurors also convicted Portillo of (count 2) violent crimes in aid of racketeering (VICAR)--murder; (count

discharging a firearm during a crime of violence; (count 10) conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 500 grams of methamphetamine and cocaine; (count 11) possession with intent to distribute cocaine; and, (count 13) felon in possession of a firearm.

Jurors found Pike and Portillo guilty of conspiring to conduct the affairs of a criminal organization through racketeering acts including directing, sanctioning, approving and permitting members of the Bandidos to commit murder, attempted murder, robbery, assault, intimidation, extortion and drug trafficking.

Evidence during trial revealed that in 2006, Pike and Portillo ordered other Bandidos members to murder Anthony Benesh. At the time, Benesh was attempting to start a Texas Chapter of the Hell’s Angels Outlaw Motorcycle Organization in Austin. Members of the Bandidos warned Benesh to cease his activities and recruitment, which Benesh ignored. A U-S Attorney statement after the trial said several Bandidos members then murdered Benesh on March 18, 2006, outside an Austin restaurant to protect the power, reputation and territory of the Bandidos enterprise.

Jurors also found that Portillo and others killed Robert Lara in January 2002 in Atascosa County as payback for killing Bandidos member Javier Negrete. Negrete, a member of the same Bandidos chapter as Portillo, was killed outside a San Antonio bar in October 2001.

Jurors also found that Pike, Portillo and others conspired to murder and assault members and associates of the Cossacks Outlaw Motorcycle Organization (Cossacks). Testimony revealed that Portillo, with Pike’s approval, declared that the Bandidos were “at war” with the Cossacks. A number of violent acts were committed by the Bandidos around Texas in furtherance of this “war,” including in Fort Worth, Gordon, Odessa, Port Aransas, Crystal City and elsewhere.

Testimony also revealed that Portillo and other members of the Bandidos were engaged in trafficking
methamphetamine and cocaine and maintained an agreement with the Texas Mexican Mafia wherein Bandidos members were not required to pay the 10-percent “dime” to the Texas Mexican Mafia in exchange for permission to traffic narcotics.

“The convictions of the Bandidos National President Jeffery Pike and National Vice President John Portillo make it clear that the DEA and the Justice Department will bring organized criminal enterprises, like the Bandidos, to justice,” said Will R. Glaspy, Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration - Houston Division. “DEA, along with our law enforcement partners, remain committed to removing violent criminals and drugs traffickers from our communities.”

Pike, who previously had been on bond, was remanded into the custody of the United States Marshals Service following today’s verdict. Portillo remains in federal custody. The defendants face up to life in federal prison.

Sentencing for Portillo is scheduled for 9:00am on September 24, 2018. Sentencing for Pike is scheduled for 9:00am on October 1, 2018. Both sentencings will be before Senior United States District Judge David A. Ezra in San Antonio.

Criminal forfeiture in this case has yet to be determined. The Government is seeking the
criminal forfeiture of Portillo’s residence, which according to the evidence presented during trial, was used extensively to carry out the criminal affairs of the organization including drug distribution.

http://www.centexproud.com/news/local/bandidos-president-vp-guilty-in-federal-court/1185313665

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(AUS) Comanchero bikie killer Matthew Wiggins brought down by his Prada sunglasses

A MAN found guilty of gunning down a Comanchero gang member in broad daylight was brought down by a pair of Prada sunglasses left at the scene of the crime.

Matthew Paul Wiggins, 29, had pleaded not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court to murdering Darko Janceski, 32, and causing grievous bodily harm to his dad, Slobodan Janceski, six years ago.

Darko Janceski had been working on a car outside his family’s Wollongong home in April 2012 when he was shot three times by a masked motorcyclist.

When his father ran outside to find his dying son, he picked up a garden stake from the front yard and lunged at Wiggins, the Crown alleged.

A MAN found guilty of gunning down a Comanchero gang member in broad daylight was brought down by a pair of Prada sunglasses left at the scene of the crime.

Matthew Paul Wiggins, 29, had pleaded not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court to murdering Darko Janceski, 32, and causing grievous bodily harm to his dad, Slobodan Janceski, six years ago.

Darko Janceski had been working on a car outside his family’s Wollongong home in April 2012 when he was shot three times by a masked motorcyclist.

When his father ran outside to find his dying son, he picked up a garden stake from the front yard and lunged at Wiggins, the Crown alleged.

The prosecution alleged Wiggins carried out the execution to avenge his missing friend, Goran Nikolovski.

Nikolovski, along with Darko Janceski, were allegedly standover men for people involved in the drug trade.

Darko Janceski was rumoured to be involved with his disappearance, the court heard, and is suspected of setting his own house on fire to destroy evidence. He had survived a similar shooting attempt on his life less than three months before he died and been staying at his parent’s house after being released from hospital.

Defence lawyer David Doltone SC has noted Darko’s extortion business meant plenty of people could dislike him.

Mr Janceski’s murderer was wearing a balaclava underneath his helmet and no one has been able to identify him, the lawyer also said.

A jury was discharged in December after failing to reach verdicts but on Wednesday a second jury found Wiggins guilty of both charges.

Earlier in 2017, a first trial was aborted for legal reasons.

Wiggins will face a sentencing hearing on June 28.

http://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/courts-law/comanchero-bikie-killer-matthew-wiggins-brought-down-by-his-prada-sunglasses/news-story/4b6b3b10b3865d3a82d8cf8d9a57e611

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 00:29:16

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(USA) Cases against bikers flounder three years after Waco shootout

WACO, Texas (AP) - WACO, Texas (AP) - Texas prosecutors who have failed to convict a single person in the three years since a Waco shooting left nine bikers dead are trying a new tack of targeting fewer cases, but attorneys for the bikers say the evidence is so shaky and the lead prosecutor's credibility so damaged that it will be difficult to make the remaining charges stick.

The May 17, 2015, shooting also left 20 wounded and nearly 200 arrested at the Twin Peaks restaurant. Investigators say it was sparked by rivalries between the Bandidos and Cossacks motorcycle clubs ahead of a meeting. Waco police monitoring the gathering said officers opened fire after fights and gunfire broke out. Ballistics evidence shows that police bullets struck four of the nine dead, at least two of them fatally.

Prosecutors initially indicted 154 bikers, using a conspiracy law that is difficult to apply because it requires proof beyond all reasonable doubt that three or more people acted together to support a criminal organization.

In the two weeks before the anniversary on Thursday of the deadliest biker shooting in U.S. history, prosecutors in Waco dismissed 98 indictments and have narrowed the cases to 25. Three of those are murder charges against Bandido members Glenn Walker, Ray Allen and Jeff Battey.

A problem for the prosecution is that McLennan County District Attorney Abel Reyna is a lame duck, having lost a Republican primary race in March after being accused of mishandling the biker cases. A new prosecutor won't be elected until November. Instead of resigning or keeping a low profile until then, Reyna has moved more aggressively.

"One would have thought that repudiation in the March primary would have resonated," said Clinton Broden, an attorney for one of the bikers still being prosecuted. "Instead, Reyna appears intent on being the last player at the blackjack table at 3 in the morning who keeps doubling down until he is out of chips."

Reyna declined an interview request from The Associated Press.

Then there are issues with the evidence that emerged at the only biker trial since the shooting, defense attorneys said.

One of the alleged murder weapons was recovered by a U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent from the backseat of a Waco SWAT police car, cross-contamination that makes it harder to prove who killed whom.

Prosecutors have charged Walker in the death of Richard Kirschner, a Cossack. But police records previously reviewed by the AP show a Waco SWAT officer, Michael Bucher, shot Kirschner twice with his rifle. An autopsy report says there were three gunshot wounds. Walker's pistol was later recovered from a pile of weapons police reports and dashcam footage shows were tossed into the back of Bucher's vehicle by officers. The ATF wasn't able to positively identify any fingerprints on Walker's pistol.

Multiple fingerprints found on the same gun would make an analysis of who fired that gun more difficult, said ATF spokeswoman Nicole Strong.

Prosecutors have charged Allen and Battey in the death of Matthew Mark Smith, another Cossack.

Allen's attorney, Brian Walker, said Allen fired his weapon in self-defense after Battey was shot in the shoulder. An autopsy report shows that Smith was shot twice, but a firearms analysis couldn't determine the source of the bullets or which gun fired the kill shot.

Under Texas law, a person can be found guilty of murder even when not directly responsible for the death during the commission of another felony crime.

The one trial so far, of Jake Carrizal, the president of the Dallas chapter of the Bandidos, was also fraught with questions over whether prosecutors had fully shared all evidence in the case, and ended in a mistrial.

Reyna and his first assistant, Michael Jarrett, delayed subsequent trials, arguing that it would be unethical to proceed without reviewing evidence from a federal racketeering case against the former president and vice president of the Bandidos in San Antonio.

In what could be a positive development for the Waco prosecutors, jurors in San Antonio on Thursday convicted both men on all 13 counts, including murder. A spokesperson in Reyna's office said before the convictions that Waco prosecutors had not reviewed evidence from that trial. Defense attorneys said that proceeding with the new charges suggests that prosecutors' cases are not likely to be bolstered by the federal evidence.

"These guys sitting in Waco desperately needed to be superstars and it destroyed them," said Paul Looney, a Houston attorney who had represented some of the bikers whose cases were dismissed.

Some 130 bikers, shown in surveillance footage running from the firefight or trying to save bikers with gunshot wounds, have filed civil suits against the authorities.

Bikers' defense attorneys and outside legal experts have criticized Reyna's decision to immediately arrest and later indict so many people on a single charge. Among the critics is Brian Roberts, who was brought in as a special prosecutor in four cases in which Reyna recused himself. Roberts dismissed the first case for lack of evidence.

"That day (of the shooting) should have been the beginning of the investigation, not the end of it," he said.

About 40 people in leather vests bearing the names of independent mom-and-pop motorcycle clubs gathered at the McClennan County courthouse steps Thursday on the anniversary of the shooting.

"After three years he's (prosecutor) not through with us yet. He has brought out the shovel to bury us with," said Sandra Lynch, a member of Los Pirados motorcycle club, who had booked the Twin Peaks patio the day of the shooting.

http://www.kvia.com/news/texas/cases-against-bikers-flounder-three-years-after-waco-shootout/742989246

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 00:26:11

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(CAN) Man with past links to Hells Angels alleged target of murder plot

Dustin Etheridge, 26, and John Squires, 34, charged with planning to kill Bradley Summers.

Two St. John's men with criminal histories have been charged with conspiring to murder a man who may have once tried to start a Hells Angels chapter in Newfoundland.

Dustin Etheridge, 26, and John Squires, 34, were arrested Wednesday night.

They appeared in provincial court in St. John's on Thursday afternoon, and are being held in custody. Their next scheduled court date is later this month.

According to court documents, the pair are charged with conspiring to murder Bradley Summers between April 9 and May 16, and were in possession of a loaded firearm — a handgun — when they were arrested.

Etheridge was also charged with possession of a knife, which was a breach of his conditions from a previous brush with the law.

Summers has alleged ties to Hells Angels, Al Potter
Five years ago, CBC News reported that Bradley Summers may have been trying to open a Hells Angels branch in St. John's.

In June 2013, Summers was arrested with Al Potter following a joint investigation by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary and the RCMP into outlaw motorcycle gangs. They were charged with assault and uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm.

Summers wore clothing with Hells Angels emblems as he was paraded through provincial court following his arrest with Potter.

Both men lived in a house on Hamilton Avenue that was firebombed the month before. The firebombing happened the same day as a drive-by shooting on Dauntless Street.

Previous CBC investigation into Etheridge
One of the co-accused, Dustin Etheridge, was the subject of a CBC News investigation five months ago.

At the time, he was soliciting new clients for his business, Twin City Movers, while he was facing bribery and weapons charges.

Etheridge had been convicted in February 2017 of dangerous operation of a vehicle and breach of probation.

He fled from police after being stopped for speeding in his red Dodge Viper near Deer Lake on the Trans-Canada Highway two years earlier.

The Mountie who pulled him over noticed a "large bulge" in the front pocket of his hoodie.

The officer told Etheridge he was under arrest, but Etheridge drove off — causing the officer to jump back to avoid being hit by the Viper.

The RCMP officer didn't pursue the Viper, but later spotted the car pulled over on the side of the road.

Etheridge apologized for fleeing, and told the Mountie he did it because he was scared.

According to the agreed statement of facts, the "bulge that had been in his sweater was no longer present."

Etheridge expressed remorse for his actions.

"I'm very sorry. I won't be back here again," he said.

But it wasn't long before Etheridge was again before a judge.

He has court appearances scheduled for later this summer, related to charges of bribery, assaulting a woman with a knife, possession of a weapon, damaging property, and a number of breaches.

Squires also has criminal past
John Squires, the other co-accused in the murder conspiracy charge, also has a criminal background.

Squires was arrested in July 2014 with a sawed-off shotgun in his vehicle.

Police received a report that a man with a gun was parked in an SUV, across the street from the Froude Avenue Community Centre, at 2 a.m.

He was charged with six weapons offences, including having a prohibited weapon, removing the serial number from the gun, and violating a court order to not have a firearm.

Squires did plead guilty to breaching court conditions and was sentenced to time served.

But he walked out of provincial court as a free man in March 2015, after Judge David Orr ruled that the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary had violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in his arrest, and the search of his vehicle was unlawful.

In 2016, the Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal ordered a new trial for Squires.

In a decision rendered in October 2016, four of five justices that heard the appeal agreed that the trial judge erred in the initial ruling and that the evidence should not have been excluded.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/dustin-etheridge-john-squires-bradley-summers-murder-conspiracy-1.4667513

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 00:24:19

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(USA) Two ex-Bandidos motorcycle gang leaders found guilty of 2006 murder

Two former leaders of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club were found guilty of 13 charges for the murder of the 2006 murder of a rival gang leader, a federal jury in San Antonio, Texas ruled Thursday.

Bandidos National President Jeffrey Fay Pike, 62, of Conroe, Texas, and National Vice President Xavier Portillio, 58, San Antonio, were found guilty of murder and other charges after a three-month trial.

Prosecutors presented evidence that in 2006, Pike and Portillo ordered other Bandidos members to murder Anthony Benesh. At the time, Mr. Benesh was attempting to start a Texas Chapter of the Hell’s Angels Outlaw Motorcycle Organization in Austin. Members of the Bandidos warned Mr. Benesh to stop his activities and recruitment, which he ignored, according to court documents.

Mr. Benesh was murdered by several Bandidos on March 18, 2006, outside an Austin pizza restaurant.

Jurors also found that Portillo and others killed Robert Lara in January 2002 as payback for killing a member of the Bandidos in October 2001. Portfolio and Pike were also found guilty of conspiring to murder and assault members of the rival Cossacks Outlaw Motorcycle Organization. Testimony during trial revealed that Portillo declared the Bandidos were “at war” with the Cossacks. A number of violence acts were committed by the Bandidos around Texas as part of the “war,’ the Justice Department said.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/may/17/bandidos-leaders-jeffrey-pike-xavier-portillio-gui/

Posted by ace on Friday 18 May 2018 - 00:20:34

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Thursday 17 May 2018

(USA) Former Hell’s Angels leader Daniel Roberts murder his ex-girlfriend Melissa Mendoza

Melissa Mendoza and Daniel Roberts were an unlikely couple who hit it off, but their relationship turned deadly, Hear No Evil examines the case.

Melissa Mendoza and Daniel Roberts met at the legal firm where Mendoza worked and Roberts was a client following a motorcycle accident. The pair hit it off and within a few months their relationship became fairly serious. A year later they had a baby on the way and decided to move from California to Daniel’s hometown in Maine.

However, by 2005 things had turned sour for the couple and they were engaged in a custody dispute over their 2-year-old daughter, with Mendoza, 29, having taking her to California during a visit.

During the trial there was very tight security as it turned out that 37-year-old Roberts was a former Hell’s Angels leader and the judge feared interference in the trial.

During the trial Roberts’s defense team claimed that Mendoza had arrived at his home armed and angry. They suggested that he’d grabbed the gun in self-defense and was forced to make a life or death decision as whether to shoot or not.

However, the jury did not believe this version of events and instead they believed the prosecution’s tale of him luring Mendoza to his home and then waiting in the garage with the lights off. With Mendoza arriving and being shot in the head by Roberts when she entered the garage. and entered the garage, he shot her in the head.

On February 28, 2007, Roberts was found guilty and given a 55-year sentence, which was upheld in 2014 at an appeal claiming the initial trial was not a proper pubic one.

Hear No Evil airs at 2:00 PM on Investigation Discovery.

https://www.monstersandcritics.com/smallscreen/former-hells-angels-leader-daniel-roberts-murder-his-ex-girlfriend-melissa-mendoza/

Posted by ace on Thursday 17 May 2018 - 00:26:49

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(USA) Judge denies emergency motion in Bandidos racketeering trial

A federal jury deliberated eight more hours Wednesday in the racketeering trial of the Bandidos’ two top former leaders without reaching a verdict, as lawyers for one of the defendants filed an emergency motion asking the judge to instruct jurors that a partial verdict would be acceptable if they can’t reach a unanimous verdict on all 13 counts.

Dick DeGuerin, the lead lawyer for the Bandidos’ former national president, Jeffrey Fay Pike, raised the motion Wednesday morning, during the second day of deliberations, and it was discussed in open court outside the presence of jurors.

DeGuerin said he objected to Senior U.S. District Judge David Ezra telling the jurors, after closing arguments late Monday, that they might start with the first count and go in order. DeGuerin noted he should have raised the objection at the time, not two days later.

Count 1 charges Pike, 62 and his former vice president, John Xavier Portillo, 58, with engaging in the Bandidos’ racketeering conspiracy, and includes a list of overt acts reportedly committed by members of the biker club — including assault, extortion, robbery, drug dealing and murder.

“I didn’t order them to do it. I suggested it to them so they (are) not ... bouncing around,” the judge said, adding that bouncing around might confuse the jurors. “In any event, it’s too late. They’ve been deliberating for a day and a half. It’s grossly untimely.”

The judge denied the motion.

“Here is the reason: It’s not because I don’t think it might not be appropriate,” Ezra said. “We haven’t received any indication, or a question or any word that they’ve had any problems. We don’t know where they are on their deliberations. They could have well reached a unanimous verdict or a tentative verdict, we don’t know.”

The judge said he may take the motion up again if jurors give any indication that they are stuck on some of the charges.

Besides racketeering conspiracy, Pike, of Conroe, and Portillo, of San Antonio, are also charged with murder and use of a firearm in the aid of racketeering murder of the 2006 shooting of purported Hells Angels member Anthony Benesh. Ex-Bandidos members testified they killed Benesh under orders from Pike.

The two ex-leaders also are charged with passing down orders for a “war” against the Cossacks Motorcycle Club, who had been wearing patches on their vests saying “Texas.”

Among those assaults was a Cossack who was stripped of his biker vest after being beaten with a claw hammer west of Fort Worth in March 2015, the beatings of Cossacks members at a bar in Port Aransas in August 2015 and an unsuccessful attempt to find Cossacks in Crystal City, also in fall 2015.

The ex-Bandidos leaders are also accused of ordering Bandidos to go to Odessa as a show of force against the Cossacks in April 2015. Law officers said more than 200 Bandidos showed up, though police had warned Cossacks in advance to leave the area and no confrontation ensued.

Portillo is also charged with murder in the January 2002 shooting death of Robert Lara, a street gang member who had reportedly killed a Bandidos member months earlier. Portillo is also charged with being a felon in possession of a gun and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute.

Both men face up to life in prison if convicted.

https://www.lmtonline.com/news/local/article/Judge-denies-emergency-motion-in-Bandidos-12919683.php?utm_campaign=hptexas

Posted by ace on Thursday 17 May 2018 - 00:24:38

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(USA) Developer of biggest home in Billings charged with faking his own abduction in Virginia

BILLINGS -- The developer of the largest home ever built in Billings is facing federal charges for allegedly faking his own abduction in Virginia in a scheme to “disappear” with his mistress last month.

Larry Price was charged in U.S. District Court in Virginia with giving false statements to investigators.

Price, who developed the 26,000-square-foot mansion in the Ironwood subdivision on the West End, has been living in Bluefield, Va.

According to documents filed in Yellowstone County District Court, Price defaulted on a loan from Three Blind Mice LLC and owes over $11 million.

The home on Canyonwood Drive is valued at $10.34 million and is owned by Three Blind Mice LLC, according to the Yellowstone County tax assessor.

Price’s wife, Amy, reported him missing on April 18 around 2 a.m. in Virginia.

He hadn’t been seen since 8 p.m. the night before, according to court documents.

The police department and sheriff’s office began a missing person investigation, which included the help of K9 units, helicopters and hundreds of federal, state and local authorities.

Police used cell phone pinging technology to locate Price’s white Mercedes with Montana plates in a parking lot in Tazewell County.

Price was located the following night by a driver who noticed him on the side of the road.

Price was taken to the hospital, where he was interviewed by police.

He had $3,774 in his pocket at the time, according to court documents.

Price first claimed he had been kidnapped by two unknown men, but later said the abduction may be related to a debt he owed.

Price altered his story to suggest members of a “pagan” biker gang drugged, robbed and held him against his will. He said the men held a rag soaked in chemicals to his face, making him disoriented.

Price told police the kidnappers took him by van to his business, Hawg Pit Cycles, and stole belongings from his store safe.

Price said there was no surveillance footage at his shop, but police did find video recordings which showed no evidence of any disturbance or altercation at the shop.

After the robbery, Price alleged the men took him to an unknown area and threw him out of the van.

Price said he had connections to a railroad and was coerced by the Pagan biker gang to facilitate the transport of methamphetamine by rail, according to court documents.

Investigators later made contact with a woman who worked at a nearby restaurant.

The woman admitted she developed an occasional intimacy with Price and said they had conversations about wanting to disappear.

The woman went to Walmart to purchased Red Bull, Coke, chips, socks, underwear and towels, along with a cell phone for their new life together at her father’s vacant home in Tazewell.

Price was found about 2 miles from the home he had planned to live at with the woman.

According to the CBS News affiliate in Bluefield, the judge ordered Price to remain in custody on a $500,000 bond.

An attorney representing Three Blind Mice LLC said Wednesday that the property, which has never been occupied, went on the market Monday.

The asking price is $17 million.

http://www.ktvq.com/story/38207106/developer-of-biggest-home-in-billings-charged-with-faking-his-own-abduction

Posted by ace on Thursday 17 May 2018 - 00:22:20

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(USA) Motorcycle club claims harassment. Sonora police ask the public to watch the video.

A video posted on YouTube last week shows members of the Jus Brothers motorcycle club criticizing a police sergeant who photographed the license plates on their parked motorcycles.

The motorcycle club members in the video, which had more than 14,700 views on Wednesday morning, say they were doing nothing wrong when the Sonora police sergeant started harassing them. They say police unlawfully profiled the club members as a motorcycle gang.

"Taking pictures of their license plates for no reason," said Nate Smith, who shot the video and posted it on YouTube. "We get this kind of hassle from Sonora PD all the time."

Smith is a member of the club's Mother Lode chapter and a Tuolumne County resident.

The Sonora Police Department on Tuesday issued a news release, responding to the allegations of profiling local bikers. Department officials wanted to remind the public that just because an online video gets a large number of views doesn't mean the allegations have any validity.

"The police sergeant in the video was simply engaging in intelligence gathering on a public street," according to the police news release. "These actions do not fall under the category of profiling as it is defined in California, and there were no detentions made during this contact."

Smith said Jus Brothers members from its Mother Lode and Stanislaus County chapters were waiting for a club event to begin at the nearby Intake Grill restaurant and sportsbar. He said the monthly event is geared toward sharing information about motorcycle legislation and is open to the public.

"I'm a business owner, an IT consulting company," Smith said Wednesday during an interview with The Modesto Bee. "We're not a bunch of thugs or criminals. But the video shows our frustration; we were at our breaking point."

The Jus Brothers Mother Lode chapter was started a few years ago, and Smith said they do frequent the downtown Sonora area. He said their confrontations with Sonora police began several months ago.

"It's happened several times," Smith told The Bee. "I think they're just trying to keep us out of downtown. They come around taking pictures of our bikes, nitpicking to see what they can find."

Sonora police Sgt. Glenn Roberts said the incident captured in the video occurred about 7:30 p.m. on May 8 in the 100 block of South Washington Street in downtown Sonora. Roberts was not the sergeant in the video.

Roberts said the Sonora Police sergeant was conducting ongoing intelligence gathering, but he declined to discuss the police operation any further. He said the Jus Brothers claims of profiling are false.

"We treat all citizens equal. We don't target one group or the other," Roberts said Wednesday. "We were just doing our basic police work. I can't say anything more than that."

The club members in the video tell the police sergeant that they plan on posting the video online with the department's phone number, so callers can tell officials what they think of it.

"That way America can see what it's like to live in a police state," Smith told the police sergeant in the video.

The police sergeant responds to the Jus Brothers members that it's a public street, there has to be proof that the parked motorcycles are registered, and that he's just doing his job.

"We have an obligation to remain vigilant to all circumstances that may affect the safety and well-being of our community," police officials said in the news release.

Another Jus Brothers member in the video asks the sergeant if police will do the same to the other vehicles parked along the street? The sergeant seems to indicate they're only doing this to "outlaw motorcycle gangs."

Roberts said he could not comment on what the sergeant said in the video or what the Jus Brothers members might have done earlier that day to raise suspicions of police. He did say the Jus Brothers motorcycle club is allied with a group known to law enforcement as an outlaw motorcycle gang.

The FBI identifies outlaw motorcycle gangs in its 2015 National Gang Report as a group that's involved in a pattern of criminal conduct, in which members are required to possess and operate a motorcycle to maintain membership.

Smith said that police allegations that Jus Brothers associates with motorcycle gangs is false.

"The Jus Brothers clubs is autonomous," Smith told The Bee. "It's an individual motorcycle club, and we're not a representation of any other club."

Jus Brothers was founded in 1990 with chapters throughout Northern California, including Stanislaus County, Stockton, Tracy and San Jose. The Stanislaus group on its Facebook page asked other bikers to call Sonora police and tell them profiling will not be tolerated.

Sonora police officials said they will not be dissuaded and will continue to do their work with professionalism and fairness.

"The act of encouraging callers across the nation to flood our call center and post negative comments on our social media is what we believe to be a tactic intended to discourage our community safety efforts," police said in the news release.

Officials attached to the police news release an online link to the YouTube video. The Police Department cautioned its Facebook audience that the video contained profanity and threats of physical harm to the police sergeant and an officer involved in last week's confrontation.

In the video, the Jus Brothers members tell the police sergeant a recently approved state law makes police profiling motorcycle clubs unlawful. But the bill the members are speaking of, state Assembly Bill 2972, has not been enacted.

The bill, if approved, would prohibit peace officers from engaging in “motorcycle profiling.” Police would not be allowed to consider a person riding a motorcycle or wearing motorcycle or motorcycle club-related clothing as a factor in enforcement decisions.

AB 2972 was introduced on Feb. 16 by state Assemblymember Anna Caballero (D-Salinas). The bill passed in an April 10 Public Safety Committee with a vote of 5-2, but it failed in an April 19 Assembly Floor vote of 28-21.

http://www.modbee.com/news/article211198619.html

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