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Friday 16 November 2018
(AUS) Bikie associates jailed for WA mob assault
Two bikie associates have been jailed after bashing a man in a vicious mob attack outside a Perth nightclub following a Melbourne Cup event two years ago.

Rebels gang members Dylan James Adams and Peter Michael D’Abreu, and their friends Christopher Hallan Blackledge and Al Gerry Morais all took part in the assault on Jack Talauega outside Voyeur Bar on November 1, 2016.

It was clearly captured on CCTV and showed Mr Talauega being punched to the head until he fell to the pavement.

As he lay face down and unconscious, he was stomped on the head, face and upper body and kicked in the stomach.

Mr Talauega, a 27-year-old scaffold rigger, was left with a fractured eye socket, cheekbone and jaw, which required surgery to insert two steel plates.

Prosecutor Lindsay Rosenthal said the attack could have been deadly, while District Court of WA Judge Troy Denise Sweeney said a single stomp by Blackledge could have broken the victim’s neck.

Morais and Blackledge went to trial in September but were convicted of doing an act that endangers life, health or safety, which Adams and D’Abreu had already pleaded guilty to.

Fremantle Dockers player Harley Bennell was at the bar that night and gave testimony backing up his friends Morais and Blackledge at trial, claiming Mr Talauega threatened to shoot him during an exchange inside.

Judge Sweeney said Bennell and Mr Talauega had “had words” but the brief drunken conversation had been exaggerated.

She labelled Bennell “an unimpressive and unconvincing witness”.

There was also a suggestion Mr Talauega had made a shooting gesture before the violence erupted but the judge called that “fiction”.

Footage showed he had instead pointed at D’Abreu as if to say the brewing fight, which started with the pair punching each other, should be just between them.

Morais and Blackledge also claimed at trial they were nervous about guns after their friend Mitchell Finnerty was murdered in an apparent bikie shooting about six months earlier.

But Judge Sweeney said that evidence had been “manipulative”.

Morais was jailed for three years and Blackledge was handed an 18-month prison term.

D’Abreu, who has quit the Rebels and already served more than five months behind bars, was sentenced to eight months, conditionally suspended for two years.

Adams, who is already serving time in Bunbury Prison over a fatal crash in 2015 that resulted in new dangerous driving legislation named after his 19-year-old victim Charlotte Pemberton, will be sentenced next week.

http://infosurhoy.com/cocoon/saii/xhtml/en_GB/news/bikie-associates-jailed-for-wa-mob-assault/
Posted by ace on Friday 16 November 2018 - 22:19:02 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Thursday 15 November 2018
(USA) Pagans who brawled with cops in bar score KO in court
Pittsburgh detectives might have won an alcohol-fueled bar fight with members of the Pagans Motorcycle Club, resulting in criminal charges against four of the bikers.

But in Allegheny County Court on Wednesday, the four charged bikers scored a knockout, as prosecutors dropped all the charges against them amid an FBI probe of the bar fight.

As TribLive in Pittsburgh reports, the case based on allegations by the detectives that the bikers started the brawl simply fell apart once surveillance video and witness statements were gathered.

District Attorney’s Office spokesman Mike Manko said as much in a terse statement after the charges were dropped:

“The withdrawal of the charges was based on evidentiary reason and issues, and our office reserves the option of refiling.”

With that, aggravated assault, conspiracy and riot against four of the bikers -- Frank Deluca, 36, of Greenfield; Michael Zokaites, 38, of Shaler; Erik Heitzenrater, 28, of Hampton; and Bruce Thomas, 61, of Pittsburgh -- were withdrawn.

The Pittsburgh detectives were said to be investigating drug activity in the bar on the night of Oct. 11.

And in wake of the brawl with bikers shortly after midnight, police wrote in the criminal complaint against the four men that Deluca initiated the fight when he shoved one of the officers, sparking an all-out brawl.

But as TribLive writes, security footage from inside the bar showed one undercover officer punching Deluca in the head at least a dozen times. Guns were found on two of the Pagans following the brawl, and police have said the men were carrying the firearms legally -- and there were no weapons charges brought.

Finally, the owner of Kopy’s bar on Pittsburgh’s South Side swore in an affidavit that the undercover officers came in about 7:30 p.m. Oct. 11 and identified themselves as construction workers. They ordered alcoholic drinks, drank heavily, and the Pagans came in about 11:30 p.m., sitting at the opposite end of the bar.

“On several occasions, the undercover officers called me over and made statements indicating that they had an issue with the bikers at the other side of the bar,” bar owner Stephen Kopy wrote. “Each time, I discouraged them from taking action.”

Alas, the brawl broke out soon thereafter.

The FBI, along with various city review boards, continue to investigate the incident.

https://www.pennlive.com/daily-buzz/2018/11/pagans-who-brawled-with-cops-in-bar-score-ko-in-court.html
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:29:15 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Another arrested in connection to deadly June confrontation at east Tulsa bar
Law enforcement officers arrested another man on allegations he participated in a brawl between biker gangs that resulted in a fatal shooting in June outside of an east Tulsa bar.

Authorities arrested Eddie Dron Veal, 42, of Fort Worth, and booked him into Tulsa County jail on outstanding charges of second-degree murder, aggravated assault and battery, gang-related offense and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, according to jail and court records.

Veal was the fifth of seven to be arrested on the outstanding warrants. Veal allegedly participated in a large fight at Torchy's Briar Patch, 1111 S. 124th East Ave., that resulted in the fatal shooting of James Mitchell, 49. Mitchell and another individual, reportedly members of Thunderguards motorcycle club, were attacked on June 3 at the bar.

The attack was reportedly retaliation after Mitchell and the other person allegedly assaulted a then-prospective member of Hell’s Lovers. Veal, reportedly a member of rival gang Hell's Lovers, is being held in Tulsa County jail in lieu of a $510,000 bond.

https://www.tulsaworld.com/homepagelatest/another-arrested-in-connection-to-deadly-june-confrontation-at-east/article_d2c346ed-f975-5254-8502-fb93f1c00c49.html
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:28:14 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Allegheny Co. DA Withdraws Charges Against Motorcycle Gang Members In Bar Brawl
The Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office has withdrawn charges filed against members of a motorcycle club in the wake of a bar brawl on the South Side last month; KDKA's Paul Martino reports.

https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/video/3978133-allegheny-co-da-withdraws-charges-against-motorcycle-gang-members-in-bar-brawl/
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:26:09 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(AUS) ACT no bikie 'holiday island' says government
The ACT Opposition will have a second crack at introducing anti-consorting laws, as the Barr government dismisses calls for an independent review of its anti-bikies measures.

During annual reports hearings on Wednesday, ACT Human Rights Commissioner Helen Watchirs said she would be "in favour" of a review that looked at the effectiveness of the ACT's measures, versus the effectiveness of anti-gang legislation in other jurisdictions.

"A review into whether that broader balance can be achieved?" Canberra Liberals legal affairs spokesman Jeremy Hanson asked.

"Well looking at the effectiveness of laws in other jurisdictions and the effectiveness of amendments that have occurred in the ACT," Dr Watchirs said.

Dr Watchirs said the review would need to be done by an independent expert who specialised in criminal law.

However ACT Attorney General Gordon Ramsay wouldn't commit to a review of this kind.

"The ACT government’s strong measures to tackle criminal gangs are evidence-based. We have actively targeted the financial motivations behind organised crime by funding more police and prosecutors to seize criminal assets, and we are working with the Commonwealth and other jurisdictions to develop new ways of targeting unexplained wealth. That work has and will continue to show concrete results," Mr Ramsay said.

"We’ll keep monitoring the evidence as it becomes available about both the human rights impact and effectiveness in preventing crime of any new legislation. This includes discussions with the Human Rights Commissioner."

The government has repeatedly ruled out introducing the laws that have been introduced in other jurisdictions to target outlaw motorcycle club activity on the grounds of human rights.

It tried and failed to draft anti-consorting laws in 2016 that were consistent with the ACT's human rights framework, and abandoned the proposal before the last territory election.

Instead the government has beefed up funding for Taskforce Nemesis and introduced a tranche of other legislation targeting gang activity, including giving police the power to declare a crime scene on private property for six hours without a warrant if its occupants refuse to cooperate, and making shooting an empty building a crime.

The human rights commissioner attacked the plans to introduce anti-consorting laws in the ACT in 2016, saying the evidence of low level bikie activity in Canberra does not justify such a "serious limit on human rights".

However since then a turf war between gangs has led to violent crimes across Canberra.

The ACT Opposition tried and failed to revive the legislation last year, as gang activity increased in the city.

At that time, Dr Watchirs said: "we're no longer a one-gang town and there has been inter-gang violence recently, so in principle to prevent such behaviour new laws maybe necessary".

ACT Policing's top brass told the hearings they were dealing with bikies within "the constraints of our legislation".

"I think the last time we had a group of OMCGs arrive in the ACT police were quite active with dealing with that group of people so without going into the details of those interactions they were left in no doubt police were interested in their behaviours," Chief Police Officer Ray Johnson said.

Police minister Mick Gentleman denied Canberra was a "holiday island" for bikies without the laws.

"In fact on the weekend the Black Uhlans rolled into the ACT, 30 members of the Black Uhlans, 600 outlaw motorcycle gang members rode into Melbourne," Mr Gentleman said.

"Canberra is a very safe city but we're not immune from criminal gang activity and ACT police I think are doing a very great job of ensuring the safety of Canberrans when these occurrences happen."

However Mr Hanson said Mr Gentleman was "clutching at straws" and he would bring forward re-drafted anti-consorting legislation either this year or early next year.

"What we've been told is that bikies in some cases will truck their motorbikes down then come to the ACT and congregate or they can come down individually and congregate here in the ACT or they can not wear their colours in NSW and move to the ACT and then put their patches on so there's three quick ways we've been told that bikies can get to the ACT without interference in NSW to do the sort of activities that we've seen in the ACT," Mr Hanson said.

"The reality is the evidence from the chief police officer is very clearly that they need these laws if they're going to combat the scourge of bikie violence. The evidence is that in 2009 when NSW brought those laws in we had one motorbike gang in the ACT.

"We warned, the AFP warned and the Australian Federal Police Association warned that without similar laws we would see an increase in bikie gang activity, and this would become an attractive place for bikies. This is exactly what's happened, we now have four gangs and more bikies and as a result of having more gangs there's a turf war and that's leading to the violence in our suburbs."

https://www.canberratimes.com.au/politics/act/act-no-bikie-holiday-island-says-government-20181114-p50fw1.html
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:24:59 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Devils Diciples leader sentenced to life for racketeering, drug trafficking
Detroit — The former national president of the Devils Diciples motorcycle club was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday on charges of racketeering and drug trafficking, officials announced.

Jeff Garvin Smith, known as “Fat Dog,” 64, of Mount Clemens was sentenced by Judge Robert H. Cleland in Detroit after a having been convicted of several offenses in a six-month jury trial in 2014-15 and a four-month trial that ended in February 2015.

Evidence showed that at Smith’s direction, individuals, including members and associates of the gang, were beaten and robbed, attorney general's office stated.

According to the attorney general's office, in late 1998, Smith shot a Devils Diciples member who failed to abide by the gang’s rules and, in August 2008, he brutally assaulted the girlfriend of another Devils Diciples member because he believed she disrespected him and the gang.

“The life sentence imposed on this defendant is a clear indication of the seriousness of the violence he engaged in and how committed the law enforcement community is to stop this kind of organized violence,” said Special Agent in Charge Timothy R. Slater of the Detroit division of the FBI.


“The FBI, our state and local partners and the U.S. Attorney’s offices across the region will not rest until all who would harm the peace and safety of our residents are brought to justice, regardless of where those threats originate.“

In total, eight members of the Devils Diciples Motorcycle Club were convicted during the two trials, including Smith and Cary Dale Vandiver, known as “Gun Control,” 59, of Sand Mountain, Alabama. Vandiver, the vice president and national warlord, was sentenced to life imprisonment on Nov. 1.

Methamphetamine cook Patrick Michael McKeoun, known as “Magoo,” 59, of Birmingham, Alabama, was sentenced to 372 months on Nov. 8. Alabama leader, Michael Rich, known as “Tatu,” 62, of Anniston, Alabama was sentenced to 360 months imprisonment on October 26, 2018.

The club members were charged with various criminal acts including racketeering, violent crimes in aid of racketeering, methamphetamine production and trafficking, illegal firearms offenses, obstruction of justice, subornation of perjury and other federal offenses, U.S. States Attorney Matthew Schneider said.

The case has been notable for the size and scope of crimes allegedly committed by more than 50 gang members charged in federal court — some of whom face up to life in prison for convicted of crimes dating to the early 1990s. It also is notable for the contrast between the government's violent portrait of bikers who after 20 years of alleged criminal activity and cooking methamphetamine, appear paunchy, feeble, or, deathly ill.

More: Aging biker club's trial rolls toward finish

Schneider said the gang avoided prosecution over the years through witness intimidation and obstruction of justice.

“This brings to a close, in part, the years’ long effort of the federal government to bring down the leadership of a dangerous organized crime biker gang that terrorized innocent victims throughout the United States," Schneider said in a statement. "For over three decades, the Devils Diciples spread fear, violence and their poisonous drugs throughout Michigan and the country."

Four who were found guilty by a jury of engaging in a racketeering conspiracy, methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy, conspiracy to obstruct justice, violent crimes in aid of racketeering are awaiting sentencing.

Those individuals include: National Vice President Paul Anthony Darrah, known as “Pauli,” 54, of Macomb Township and Vincent John Witort, known as “Holiday,” 68, of Fontana, California.

Victor Castano, 46, of St. Clair Shores and David Randy Drozdowski, 42, of Fair Haven, Michigan, were also found guilty in the second trial in late 2015 of racketeering conspiracy and methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy.

Prosecutors say 50 members and associates of the Devil’s Diciples have pleaded guilty to various crimes as result of the federal investigation. Authorities also seized more than 60 firearms and more than 6,000 rounds of ammunition and the dismantling of eight methamphetamine manufacturing laboratories across the country.

The case was investigated by the FBI, the Michigan State Police, the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office and the County of Macomb Enforcement Team, with assistance from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/2018/11/15/devils-diciples-leader-sentenced-life-racketeering-drug-trafficking/2015643002/
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:21:43 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Charges: Biker gang 'Hells Outcasts' assaulted bouncer, threatened to shoot up St. Paul bar
It followed a dispute over the right to display gang colors on the premises.

Members of the Twin Cities biker gang, Hells Outcasts, assaulted a bouncer at a St. Paul bar in a dispute over gang colors.

A criminal complaint has been filed this week against one of the gang's members, Justin Raymon Wainner, 41, of Oakdale, who stood by and watched the bouncer get beaten before threatening to "shoot up" the Saloon Bar on Hudson Road in St. Paul on Friday, Nov. 9.

The fight allegedly happened because the Hells Outcasts had been told they couldn't wear their gang colors in the bar and be served, but members noticed other gangs had been allowed to wear their colors.

The bouncer suffered a torn cornea in the attack, and both he and the Saloon Bar owner have since received threatening phone calls telling them not to cooperate with police.

A witness positively identified Wainner, who refused to leave the bar after the fight was over and then yelled that he was going to shoot up the bar and the people inside it.

After people pleaded with him not to open fire, Wainner left and witnesses gave police his license plate number.

Officers tracked him down and found him in possession of two guns, for which he said he had a permit, as well as a blackjack in his pocket. He was wearing his Hells Outcasts leather jacket at the time.

Wainner refused to identify any of the other men involved in the fight when shown surveillance footage by police, and eventually asked for a lawyer.

He also made phone calls to his wife from jail, in which he referred to someone by their initials and asked her to call "the judge."

When his wife said "the judge" was in Washington County, Wainner said: "I don’t give a s---. See what he can do to help us. I need every card I can pull right now."

The criminal complaint states that the Hells Outcasts are a "notorious and active gang in Ramsey County."

Wainner has been charged with threats of violence and crime committed for the benefit of a gang.

https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/charges-biker-gang-hells-outcasts-assaulted-bouncer-threatened-to-shoot-up-st-paul-bar
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:19:49 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(CAN) Police target Hells Angels-linked bikers in Montreal, Laval; 13 arrested
Police allege the gang was involved in a drug trafficking ring that dealt heroin and cocaine.

An anti-drug operation involving five police forces and targeting a criminal biker gang linked to the Hells Angels saw 14 arrests and as many raids carried out Thursday as part of an investigation sparked by a string of fentanyl overdose deaths in 2017.

Montreal police say there were 12 raids carried out in Montreal, including at a car parts shop on Henri-Bourassa Blvd. E. in Montréal-Est, while two sites were raided in Laval. The focus of the raids was the Minotaures West-Montreal, a criminal biker gang affiliated with the Hells Angels that was formed last year.

Members of the support club are alleged to have headed a network that trafficked in cocaine and heroin even though the Hells Angels worldwide have a long-established internal rule that states: “All contact or use of heroin is strictly forbidden.”

Officers from Granby, Quebec City, Laval and the Sûreté du Québec also participated in the operation.

Police officers seized 50 pounds of marijuana, 11 kilograms of cocaine, 75 grams of heroin and roughly 600,000 methamphetamine pills. They also seized an AK47 assault rifle, seven other types of firearms, $122,460 in cash as well as clothing and other items bearing the Minotaures logo, the horned head of the beast from Greek mythology.

According to a release issued by the Montreal police, the 14 arrests made on Thursday were part of a long investigation through which 20 other people have already been charged in the past. The people arrested on Thursday are expected to appear in court on Friday.

https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/hells-angels-linked-bikers-targeted-in-montreal-laval-drug-raids
Posted by ace on Thursday 15 November 2018 - 23:17:58 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Tuesday 13 November 2018
(AUS) Perth man, wife, sentenced to death for failed bid to bring 500kg of ice through Thailand
A Perth father turned Hells Angels bikie and drugs trafficker and his wife have been sentenced to death in Thailand over a failed bid to smuggle half a tonne of crystal meth-amphetamine through the country to Australia.

Luke Joshua Cook, 35, and his Thai wife Kanyarat Wechapitak were arrested in December at Bangkok International Airport when he returned on a flight from Australia after local police linked him to a plot to import meth into Thailand two years earlier.

The Thai courts sentenced the pair to death for the plan to traffic the crystal meth, also known as ice, with an estimated street value of $300 million. Their sentences are expected to be commuted to life in jail.

Assets linked to the pair worth $800,000 including property, cash and cars are to be forfeited.

Cook, who is believed to have two children, was born in Duncraig in 1983 and spent part of his childhood in New Zealand and Papua New Guinea before returning to WA as a teenager.

According to a CV he posted on LinkedIn, from mid-2003 he spent several years working as a chef in fly-in, fly-out positions around WA including on a fishing boat and at mine sites, as well as at the Christmas Island immigration detention centre.

After meeting his future wife online, he moved to Thailand where he bought a bar in the beach resort town of Pattaya, set up a business importing boats and marine parts and joined the Pattaya branch of the Hells Angels.

Police said that in 2015, Cook took a yacht into international waters off the Thai coast to collect 500kg of meth from a Chinese trawler.

The illicit cargo was dumped overboard after the Thai Coast Guard came across the boat on its way back to port.

Although the patrol boat saw a man throwing bags over the side, he escaped in the dim, early-morning light.

Four sacks containing about 50kg of the meth were found washed ashore on Mae Ramphueng Beach in Rayong province.

Thai authorities said Cook was given $15 million by high-ranking Australian Hells Angels bikie Wayne Schneider to buy and store the drugs for later shipment to Australia.

After the failed delivery, Schneider — a fugitive who was wanted in Australia on multiple warrants and was deemed at the time to be the biggest importer of narcotics into Australia — demanded his money back.

He was murdered in November 2015 by members of his gang, his naked and mutilated body found in a shallow grave by the side of a road in Pattaya.

Cook was convicted and handed a suspended sentence over his involvement in the Schneider murder after trying to help former Sydney gangster Antonio Bagnato flee the country and cross the border to Cambodia.

Bagnato was arrested, found guilty and sentenced to death over the murder but the sentence was later commuted to life in prison.

The Department of Foreign Affairs yesterday declined to comment on Cook’s sentencing citing privacy reasons.

A spokeswoman confirmed “the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is providing consular assistance to an Australian in Thailand”.

An Australian Federal Police spokesman said that it was not appropriate to comment as it was a matter for the Thai authorities.

“The AFP was briefed in relation to this matter following the arrest by Thai authorities,” he said yesterday. “The AFP had no involvement in the Thai investigation that resulted in this man’s arrest and subsequent conviction.”

The arrest of Cook and his 40-year-old wife in December was part of a series of raids by the Thai police in an operation dubbed Clipping The Wings Of Angels as it sought to smash Australian Outlaw Motorcycle Gang-led bikie chapters in Thailand.

Several Australians were arrested and deported and at least two remain on the run.

Thai police said the Australian men were involved in drugs, extortion, money laundering, weapons, human trafficking for the sex industry and posed a national threat to security.

An investigation last year found that in Thailand alone, 36 OMCG chapters had been established by Australian-led or affiliated gang members, particularly around tourist resort cities of Pattaya, Phuket and Chiang Mai and the capital Bangkok.

Chapters have also been established in Indonesia, Cambodia and Singapore.

https://thewest.com.au/news/court-justice/perth-man-wife-sentenced-to-death-for-failed-bid-to-bring-500kg-of-ice-through-thailand-ng-b881020609z
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Monday 12 November 2018
(USA) ElectricHarleyLand – Harley Davidson launching LiveWire, its first all-electric bike, in 2019
When you think of a Harley Davidson you think either of Hell’s Angels, drugs, and crime sprees on the long roads of America, or you have a more modern vision of weekend warriors and their very shiny bikes — Harley, historically, would prefer you think of the second one. With maybe a hint of the first. But one thing both concepts have in common is noise. That blatting, burbling, rumbling noise that some riders go out of their way to augment. Now that seems to be going out of the window, for at least one model Harley — say hi to the LiveWire.

The all-electric Harley Davidson LiveWire has been around for a long time, more or less. Prototypes have been available as far back as 2014 but it’s only in 2019 that Harley fans will be able to own one. That’s when the motorcycle brand is releasing the LiveWire to the public, assuming the public is comfortable with a nearly silent Harley Davidson.

The silence is something that the company is promoting for the bike, probably because it’s such a departure from the norm. As with all electric vehicles (that don’t have artificial noise-makers installed), the most you get from the LiveWire is an electric motor whine. And the terrified yells of a rider who isn’t expecting all that instant torque when the throttle is twisted. But that’s not something that you’ll get from the promotional video for this two-wheeled EV.

What you are going to get is a whole lot of silent speed rather than the sedate but in-your-face ride that a conventional Harley provides. The electrical motor should offer superbike-scaring acceleration and, based on the prototype, at least 100km of range. Hopefully a fair bit more, as there’s no point in doing a breakfast run if you’ve got to turn around before you’re 50km out of town. Harley hasn’t detailed much of what the LiveWire’s stats look like, yet.

At present the LiveWire’s 2019 launch is only confirmed for the States and parts of Europe, while pricing is set to be announced in January 2019. Given how charging infrastructure is slowly but surely showing up in South Africa, we’re hopeful that we’ll get to take this one for a spin for ourselves at some point.

https://stuff.co.za/electricharleyland-harley-davidson-launching-livewire-its-first-all-electric-bike-in-2019/
Posted by ace on Monday 12 November 2018 - 21:43:16 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Dozens Indicted in Connection with Motorcycle Gang Probe
A grand jury has indicted 41 of the 61 people arrested in the spring following a state police investigation into alleged drug and gun dealing by a motorcycle gang.

The state attorney general's office announced Thursday that 16 others waived their right to have their cases presented to the grand jury and pleaded guilty. Four had their cases referred to Drug Court or to the attorney general's Adult Diversion Unit, an alternative to prosecution for first-time nonviolent offenders.

Those facing charges were rounded up in May as more than 150 state and federal law enforcement personnel executed raids of homes, businesses and Pagans motorcycle club headquarters in multiple communities.

Police said at the time the sized 53 guns and large amounts of heroin, marijuana and cocaine.

https://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Dozens-Indicted-in-Connection-with-Motorcycle-Gang-Probe-500154211.html
Posted by ace on Monday 12 November 2018 - 21:39:39 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) 'Tuna' Indicted With 40 Others: RI Motorcycle Gang Sting
WOONSOCKET, RI—A grand jury has indicted 41 of the accused biker gang members arrested last May during Operation Patched Out. Sixteen more defendants have already pleaded guilty, and four other cases were transferred to Drug Court or to Court Diversion programs, according to Amy Kempe, with the state Attorney General's Office said. (Court diversion programs, which are used for non-violent, first-time offenders, typically require the defendant to accept responsibility, make restitution and pay fees.)

The sting, described as the biggest take-down in Rhode Island State Police history, nabbed 50 initially and as the investigation continued, more were arrested.

The grand jury returned an 141-page indictment with 444 counts against the defendants. Deric McGuire, 33, of Burrillville, said to be the Pagans gang leader, faces more than 100.

Among the counts, Rodney P. Lambert, of Woonsocket, was also charged with weapons offenses. Brian Casserly was indicted for weapons possession, a rocket launcher and a sawed off shot gun.

Here are the other defendants.

Catherine Glaude, Kim Kaszyk, Mark Bunnell, Alexander Negron, Misael Alicia, Alexis J. Cartagena, Pedro Alvarez, Andrew Palin, Kyle Minot, David Leech, Robert Hamilton, Mark DiPillo, Christian Castro, Christine DeSpain, Jason Elias, Lisa Kakazu, Christopher Gauthier, David Dunham, David Rivera, Kirsten Anthony, Eric DuBois, Sabrina Archambault, Jared Rodenbaugh, Jason Lajoie, Jason Oliver, Jennifer Doura, Joejihao Qian, Yevgeniy Mazo, Marcel Peloguin, Okin Sanethavong, Pedro Alvarez, Shannon Millette, Phousith Norsavanh, Robert Minior, Shawn Glassey, Thomas Mulcahey, Tyson Rasco, and Wendy Riccitelli.

https://patch.com/rhode-island/woonsocket/tuna-indicted-40-others-ri-motorcycle-gang-sting
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Friday 09 November 2018
(CAN) Man Tries to Start Nova Scotia Motorcycle Club, It Goes Badly
Three men are headed to the hoosegow after a man attempted to start a motorcycle club in Nova Scotia and shit went off the rails.

The men going away belong to the Bacchus Motorcycle Club—Nova Scotia’s dominant club. They were found guilty of extortion, harassment, intimidation, and threatening behaviour directed a man who attempted to start a motorcycle club on their turf. Come with me kids as we try and learn a lesson from this goddamn mess.

To start, entering the world of motorcycle clubs is a business fraught with perils. The people involved can be pretty dangerous, and there are a lot of weird rules, meaning that starting an actual MC is kinda, you know, a bad idea. It really leads us to question why this guy and his buddies didn’t just ride together in peace, but that’s beside the point now. What we know is that RM (how he is referred to in the court documents) is described as a “simple motorcycle enthusiast” and must have really, really wanted to start a club.

After presumably watching too much Sons of Anarchy, RM “decided that [his] club should have its own distinctive name, and logo.” A logo that includes a name and territory is known as a three-piece patch which typically signifies an outlaw motorcycle club. Well, our earnest boy RM—who was going to go with the name “Wolverines MC”—decided to do some internet research. This research showed him that starting one of these out of the blue was a bad idea and led him to reach out to members of the Bacchus Motorcycle Club—who have connections to the Hells Angels—to try and get permission.

So RM spoke with Patrick James, a representative of BMC, on Facebook and held personal meetings with him. James told him in relatively strong terms that, he should not do this as it would “be seen as a provocation and sign of disrespect by existing ‘three patch’ motorcycle clubs in Nova Scotia.” Our boy, adamant as ever, talked James into letting him start a “one patch” MC club—but not a three-piece patch club or an offshoot of one. With this tentative permission, RM went and spoke to a Montreal club called The Brotherhood to start a one-piece patch Nova Scotia chapter—RM and his boys travelled to Montreal for The Brotherhood’s annual meet-up to get acquainted with their new club and patched in.

This is where it—SHOCKINGLY—goes bad for RM and his club, who had apparently posted a photo of themselves in Montreal on Facebook. When returning from Montreal, James was, shall we say, pissed. He texted RM over and over in a threatening manner; a neighbour called one of the other two newly-minted Brotherhood members to say there were five BMC members at there house looking for them. Then when RM was home, James “rode his Harley Davidson motorcycle, wearing his BMC cut and colours, to RM's workplace, and settled himself into a chair in RM's office, to wait for RM.” When RM showed up James closed the door and proceeded to ask him, in a myriad of ways, “what the fuck were you thinking?” After having his family threatened, RM was then given a “get out of jail fucking free card”: remove the Facebook post, cut up his newly-patched clothing, and have the Brotherhood say they weren’t starting a chapter in Nova Scotia.

RM complied with this and he and his group had their cut-up leathers delivered personally to James. This might have been it but members of the BMC interacted with RM when they ran into each other at a recreational biker charity meet-up. BMC members Duayne Howe and David Pearce—the other two men aside from James found guilty—decided to make their displeasure known.

What was said to RM, quoted in the court documents, was rather detailed and included such quips as “the only reason why we don't kick the living shit out of you right fucking now is because there's too many fucking people around,” and “I'm telling you to get the fuck out of here right now or you're going to get the shit kicked out of you” and “what makes you think you can fucking disrespect us and then show your fucking face around here?” and “you are fucking done”—I’m sure at this point you get the idea.

RM was, understandably, rather shaken up by this interaction—“I am fully satisfied that RM was, in his words ‘scared shitless,’” reads a portion of the judge's ruling. Afterwards he “immediately changed his appearance. He sought the protection of the police. [And] a panic alarm was installed in his home.“ Saddest of all, the man who just wanted to ride motorcycles with his friends under the guise of the Wolverines MC sold his bike “and no longer rode motorcycles or attended any motorcycle-related events.”

After hearing all this evidence and hearing the crown argue that James, Pearce, and Howe were attempting to further the BMC’s reputation for violence and dominance of the Nova Scotian turf, the judge didn’t go easy on the men. After being found guilty in the summer, this week James was sentenced to three years, Howe to two years, and Pearce to 18 months. The three men are filing an appeal.

Look, no one should be treated in the way that RM was for simply wanting to start up his own club like the cool folks on TV—and in all honesty, The Wolverines is kinda a sweet name—but we don’t live in a perfect world. Sadly, in the reality we live in, some concessions need to be made and, to be frank, not starting up a fully patched motorcycle club is one of them.

Regardless of all the threats and lessons learned, at the very least this tale could be a great Coen Brothers film one day.

https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/7xy9mb/man-tries-to-start-nova-scotia-motorcycle-club-it-goes-badly
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