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VT
19 Jul : 13:35
Livin' large in VT. Rockin' the 802! Life is definitely good these days! Have to do some of that work thing for a few days but I can't complain. Get paid well to watch patients in the Emergency Psyche Ward. Just gotta duck every now and then. LOL! Can't hit 'em back no matter how much you want to!

Haole
16 Jul : 12:52
Lives good here in Texas, Republic of. Hope all is well in your worlds

Haole

HellGato
01 Jul : 23:48
Awesome Ace if you need any help let me know..

ace
29 Jun : 17:07
hahaha im back, had to get other projects done had no time to update news.

CEO
29 Jun : 17:05
Jus saw Ace on here better go change my Depens

VT
19 Jun : 22:25
SG fell through. I was too late. Someone else thought it was a great deal too! Snooze, ya lose. Laconia kinda sucked... rain first then just humid. liked it better when I was younger. Fucking pigs everywhere.

OZ
19 Jun : 15:33
yeah Gato i checked out your weather 115 degs... fuck man... i wouldnt wanna work in that shit either..... good beer drinking weather tho...lol

HellGato
18 Jun : 17:23
I guess we can use this shit house wall for updates in our world..
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Here in Arizona is hot as fuck and I don't want to work at all.. just ride

OZ
16 Jun : 20:44
sounds like a good deal on the SG VT,,,, hey Free2..

CEO
16 Jun : 01:16
welcome home Free2



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Wednesday 12 July 2017
(USA) Outlaws motorcycle club members arrested in Sebastian
SEBASTIAN — Out-of-town members of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club had a run-in with the law after a fight broke out at Earl's Hideaway bar Sunday night, according to police reports.

It started when a patron got angry about an Outlaws member wanting to take a photo of himself with the patron's girlfriend, police said Wednesday.

That led to three patrons — none were motorcycle club members — being injured, said police spokesman Cmdr. John Blackledge. They had cuts to the face and bruises.

Four Outlaws members were arrested at the bar in the 1400 block of Indian River Drive. The waterfront bar is popular with motorcyclists.

The Outlaws' motto is "God forgives, Outlaws don't." Membership is limited to men driving American-made motorcycles, according to the club's website

Sunday night, the Sebastian bar was packed with about 75 people, including 15 Outlaws from South Florida, when the fight broke out, police said.

After police intervened at about 6 p.m., a police officer attempted to handcuff Outlaws member Daniel Fournier, 40, of Boynton Beach. Fournier attempted to break away, leading to the officer "escorting him to a nearby wall," according to an arrest report.

At the same time, "members of the Outlaws began to step in closer," according to police reports. They left after being ordered to leave, according to arrest affidavits.

Fournier was charged with resisting an officer.

Fort Lauderdale club member John McMahon Potts, 25, was charged with battery, as was another member, Ray Rodriguez, 46, of Coconut Creek.

Outlaws member Jason Bowman, 40, of Fort Lauderdale, was charged with a gun law violation: carrying a firearm into a bar.

A loaded 9mm Smith & Wesson handgun was found on his motorcycle and, according to the affidavits, he told officers he took it into the bar.

Blackledge said the incident is the first of its type in five years.

"We will not tolerate unlawful behavior," Blackledge said.

Deshaun Marshall, 17, is sentenced to 50 years in prison Friday, June 23, 2017, at the Indian River County Courthouse in Vero Beach. In April, he was convicted of first-degree murder and robbery while in possession of a firearm. Marshall, 15 at the time, and another teen, Cazory Henry, robbed and killed Reginald Davis Jr. Wochit

http://www.tcpalm.com/story/news/crime/indian-river-county/2017/07/12/outlaws-motorcycle-club-members-arrested-sebastian/468616001/
Posted by ace on Wednesday 12 July 2017 - 21:45:14 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(AUS) Ex-Mongol bikie jailed for repeated unlicensed driving
A FORMER patched Mongols bikie has been sentenced to jail by a Gold Coast magistrate for driving twice without a licence after previously being disqualified by a court order.

Southport Magistrates Court heard Raymond Foelz, 27, was a “recidivist offender” and had been sentenced for getting behind the wheel while disqualified on four separate occasions between 2010 and 2015.

He was on Tuesday found guilty of two counts of driving without a license disqualified by a court order after electing to dispute the charges at trial.

The court heard he was disqualified until August this year but had driven on two occasions at Southport in March.

Foelz was sentenced in two separate courts for each offence today.

In sentencing on the first count, Magistrate Mark Howden told Foelz he did not receive any benefit for taking the matters to trial as it showed no “remorse”.

“In my view, you need to be deterred from driving,” he said.

Foelz’s defence lawyer Mollie Roper, of Moloney MacCallum Lawyers, tendered a large pile of positive character references to the court that spoke of the 27-year-old’s “good work ethic” and the fact he financially supported his two young children.

“It is unfortunate to see a family man and someone who is a good person, with good prospects in life before the court for an offence like this,” Mr Howden said.

Magistrate Howden sentenced Foelz to six months’ jail, to be suspended after two months have been served.

Foelz was also disqualified from driving for three years.

During the sentencing for his second charge, Magistrate Andrew Sinclair sentenced him to nine months jail to be served concurrently with the six month sentence.

The nine months jail will be suspended for three years once he is released on parole in September.

Foelz’s sentence came less than a week after he was fined $1000 after buying a stolen BMW, jetski and trailer for $10,000 that were found at a Chevron Island apartment in January.

http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/news/crime-court/an-exmongol-bikie-has-been-jailed-for-repeated-unlicensed-driving/news-story/3aa7d4ea05f0eb119e1e2f4c2f6cf713?nk=a63394188672cf73ab6ddb52df5e3829-1499895540
Posted by ace on Wednesday 12 July 2017 - 21:39:59 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Sunday 09 July 2017
(AUS) Long stint in jail coming to Wangaratta Tramps bikie boss Ronnie Harding
The leader of a now defunct Wangaratta bikie gang is facing more than a year in jail over serious drug trafficking and weapons offences.

Ronnie Harding, 52, pleaded guilty for the first time to more than 30 charges when he appeared in Wangaratta County Court on Friday.

Crown prosecutor Andrew Moore said the Wangaratta South man had been the focus of an investigation for two months before police raided his home and the Tramps Motorcycle Club headquarters on Frank Hayes Drive on January 6 last year.

They found chemicals such as pseudoephedrine and iodine – use to make methamphetamine – as well as lysergic acid, ketamine and cannabis.

The weapons included 14 unregistered firearms – both rifles and revolvers, some of them loaded – explosive tubes tied in bundles of three, a pen pistol, baton and pepper spray.

Eight charges related to stolen goods found at his home including a BMW X5, a boat worth $8900, generators and 17 water meters stolen from his previous employer North East Water.

“His DNA was found on most of the guns at the clubhouse and also on the pen pistol at his property,” Me Moore said.

Barrister Adam Chernok said a psychological report found Harding “was overwhelmed with personal trauma and stress” due to a separation from his wife.

He said there was a reason Judge Jim Montgomery had never heard of the Tramps, even though police would categorise the group as an outlaw motorcycle gang.

“The Tramps are not in the same sort of category as the other outlaw motorcycle gangs,” Mr Chernok said.

“They have done considerable charity work. It’s a bikie club with six members that ultimately disbanded.”

He said Harding had no criminal history and turned to drugs to self-medicate for a heart condition, arguing the man deserved a chance to turn his life around.

But Judge Montgomery agreed with Mr Moore than a jail sentence should be more than 12 months.

“It’s about time he got his life in order, he’s a bit old for that sort of stuff,” he said. “It’s just too many offences without any real explanation.”

Harding will be sentenced on Monday.

http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/4778011/long-stint-in-jail-coming-to-bikie-boss/
Posted by ace on Sunday 09 July 2017 - 17:11:37 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(CAN) Biker Gangs Keep The Peace At NL Gathering


While the RCMP kept a close eye on motorcycle gang activity across the island this weekend, there has been little issue so far.

Members of the outlaw motorcycle gangs Bacchus and the Outlaws were to take part in a motorcycle run across Central and Eastern parts of the island.

The RCMP and RNC have been monitoring events throughout the weekend, engaging with Bacchus and Outlaws members, but indicate there’s been little, if any, illegal activity involved.

http://vocm.com/news/biker-gangs-keep-the-peace-at-nl-gathering/
Posted by ace on Sunday 09 July 2017 - 17:08:10 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(EUR) Police confirm one arrest in biker incident
Police have confirmed one arrest was made after a large group of bikers caused disruption on one of Blackpool’s busiest stretches of road.

Motorists driving along the town’s Talbot Road near the Devonshire Road junction were held up when the bikers, some of whom wore Hell’s Angels jacksets, congregated on the road after 3pm on Friday.

Traffic was brought to a standstill as the group blocked the road.

Police attended the scene and a disturbance resulted in one of the motorcyclists being arrested.

Police say no other arrests were made but stressed there was a large group of bikers gathered around them as they attempted to apprehend the one male.

Officers are still keen for more information into what occurred and are requesting anyone with film footage to forward it to them.

A police spokesman said: “We arrested one person and he has been released pending further investigations, which are currently on-going.”

http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/crime/police-confirm-one-arrest-in-biker-incident-1-8639955
Posted by ace on Sunday 09 July 2017 - 17:04:43 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Thursday 06 July 2017
(USA) San Marcos police warn downtown businesses of biker gangs
SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) – The San Marcos Police Department says more motorcycle gangs are making their way into downtown San Marcos.

Brandon Winkenwerder, the San Marcos Police assistant chief, says the department has received calls on two occasions involving large groups of Bandidos visiting downtown bars.

“Parking has always been an issue downtown and when you go and start parking 20 or 30 motorcycles on a sidewalk, it becomes an issue with anyone wanting to move around down there,” said Winkenwerder.

The assistant chief says each time police have been called, the group has moved their motorcycles without causing any problems.

After learning of an increased presence, the Downtown Association sent out an email to local businesses. “To avoid issues that come along with a gang’s influence and control in a community, police are recommending that downtown establishments keep an eye out and consider implementing strategies to make their space unwelcoming to this group,” the Downtown Association said.

The email continues by suggesting businesses could enforce a dress code and post signage at the door. “If members of the gang try to enter, staff can say ‘sorry, policy says we can’t have you here.’ If they still enter, police can arrest them for criminal trespassing because the signage and staff has provided notice that they are not allowed, thus meeting the requirements of the law.”

According to police local businesses have enforced dress codes in the past due to gang activity. “It’s kind of been something that has happened in the past and these guys are here and once they are gone another group will come in. Every few years it seems to happen again and it raises everyone’s awareness and questions to be asked,” said Winkenwerder.

But it’s those kind of questions that one local business owner hopes won’t turn other bikers away from visiting downtown. “I want bikers in here; I would love to see more bikers here. Like I said, we do sale biker stuff and I’m totally against it,” said Kristan Alvarez, owner of KnDs in downtown San Marcos.

“I know a lot of bikers, Bandidos specifically and I just feel like they aren’t all bad people, they shop here all the time and I want to welcome them here,” said Alvarez. “I was a little upset that they were kind of pushing them away, I lose sales because of that.”

http://kxan.com/2017/07/05/san-marcos-police-warn-downtown-businesses-of-biker-gangs/
Posted by ace on Thursday 06 July 2017 - 16:00:07 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Appeals court denies bid to disqualify Reyna in Twin Peaks cases
An intermediate appeals court ruled Wednesday that McLennan County District Attorney Abel Reyna should not be disqualified from prosecuting the case of a biker arrested after the 2015 shootout at Twin Peaks.

The opinions from Waco's 10th Court of Appeals maintain Reyna's status over the case. However, the court's ruling was a bit unusual in the sense that it featured opinions from all three judges, with two concurring opinions.

Justice Al Scoggins denied biker Matthew Clendennen's petition for mandamus in a single sentence, while Chief Justice Tom Gray wrote a six-page concurring opinion and Justice Rex Davis wrote a three-page concurring opinion.

Dallas attorney Clint Broden, who represents Clendennen, appealed an October order by 54th State District Judge Matt Johnson denying a motion to disqualify Reyna, who went to the scene and advised Waco police commanders about how to proceed after the deadly May 17, 2015, melee at Twin Peaks.

Broden asked the court to issue a writ of mandamus, which would have ordered Johnson to disqualify Reyna and appoint an "independent and unbiased" prosecutor to take over the case.

Broden said Wednesday evening that he will confer with Clendennen, a former member of the Scimitars group, before deciding if he will appeal the decision to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

"I was very pleased that at least Judge Davis was troubled by Abel Reyna's actions and that Judge Gray's decision was not based on the merits of the petition, but rather procedural issues, and we are invited to raise the issues again at a later time," Broden said. "I want to study the opinions a little more carefully to make a decision on where we are going to go from here. At least one member of the court had questions about Reyna's actions that day, so it may be that the Court of Criminal Appeals may need to decide this."

A phone call to Reyna seeking comment about the rulings went unreturned Wednesday evening.

Broden argued that Reyna "crossed the line" by ordering the mass arrests of 177 bikers on identical charges on May 17, 2015. He argued that Reyna usurped the judgment of Waco's top police commanders with 100 years worth of collective law enforcement experience, who, Broden said, had decided before Reyna arrived that most of the bikers were mere witnesses.

During oral arguments before the three-member court in March, the justices asked Broden if he had any legal precedent to determine exactly where the line is for prosecutors, who routinely give advice to police agencies, assist them with drafting search or arrest warrants and other legal matters.

Broden paraphrased the famous line from former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, who in 1964 while reviewing an obscenity case, said, "I know it when I see it."

"This is pornography," Broden said. "This is so far over the line that it's ridiculous. That might explain why there is no case law on it."

In his concurring opinion, Davis said Reyna came close to abusing his authority but did not "cross the line."

"The events and circumstances surrounding what has come to be commonly referred to as the 'Twin Peaks shootout' are unique in McLennan County," Davis wrote. "That aside, the decision making on that day by the district attorney, though no doubt well intended, came very close to being an abuse of his professional discretion.

"Particularly, his not deferring to law enforcement on the issues of arrest and reporting can certainly be called into question. However, even though I have significant concerns about his actions and about how close he was to abusing his discretion, I believe that he did not cross that line."

Davis determined Johnson did not abuse his discretion by denying the initial motion in October.

Broden also alleged in his motion to disqualify that Reyna should be removed from the case because he is being sued by more than 100 bikers in federal civil rights lawsuits and has a financial stake in ensuring they are convicted.

He also alleged that Reyna should be disqualified because he will be a witness during Clendennen's trial.

Gray, in his concurring opinion, said that while Broden "has presented some evidence of a disputed fact," he has not exhausted other legal remedies available to him.

"Mandamus is an extraordinary remedy," Gray wrote. "It is to be utilized only when other legal remedies are inadequate. Thus, if there is another legal remedy available to Clendennen, a petition for writ of mandamus should be denied."

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-peaks-biker-shooting/appeals-court-denies-bid-to-disqualify-reyna-in-twin-peaks/article_31dee377-fa14-5fb7-9f08-0502ac6ac8e9.html
Posted by ace on Thursday 06 July 2017 - 15:58:18 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Monday 03 July 2017
(AUS) Two charged following Tweed Heads West bikie brawl
TWEED POLICE have charged two outlaw motorcycle gang (OMCG) members following a bikie brawl at Tweed Heads West, on Wednesday, June 21.

Two men, aged 39 and 37 were arrested at Tweed Heads Police Station over the weekend and charged with fighting in a public place.

Police said they were called to the Seagulls Club on Gollan Drive following reports that two groups of people were fighting.

However, when the officers arrived they found the two groups had already left the club.

A number of men were located and detained in a nearby car park but were released overnight pending further inquiries.

Police said their inquiries suggested several people involved in the incident were members of rival OMCGs.

Both men were granted bail and will appear before Tweed Heads Local Court on Monday, July 17.

http://www.tweedvalleyweekly.net.au/two-charged-following-tweed-heads-west-bikie-brawl/
Posted by ace on Monday 03 July 2017 - 22:59:48 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(CAN) Hells Angel David Giles dies months after record sentence – UPDATED
Here is my updated story about David Giles, who was a Hells Angel for 35 years. His status in the club he loved was unclear at the time of his death Saturday in an Abbotsford hospital.

“Formidable” Hells Angel David Giles dies months after getting record sentence

Retired Vancouver Police biker specialist Brad Stephen remembers the first time he met Hells Angel David Giles in the mid-1990s.

Stephen pulled him over on Dundas in East Vancouver after seeing Giles “peel out” of the parking lot of the old Drake Hotel.

“I remember it vividly,” Stephen recalled Sunday. “I pulled him over and he just oozed hatred for law enforcement. You could just feel the disdain coming from his pores.”

Stephen said he was polite with the powerful biker, welcoming him to the West Coast where he had just relocated.

“I remember him opening his wallet. He wanted to make sure that I saw his platinum American Express,” Stephen said, adding that in the day, the card carried a credit limit of $100,000.

“He wouldn’t engage at all, just stared me down.”

Giles died in an Abbotsford hospital Saturday, just three months after he was handed a record sentence for his role in a massive international cocaine conspiracy.

B.C. Justice Carol Ross gave the ailing 67-year-old biker an 18-year sentence, minus credit for time served, leaving a net term of just over 11 years.

It was the longest sentence ever given to a B.C. Hells Angel.

Ross said Giles was one of the leaders in a plot to smuggle half a tonne of cocaine into B.C. Undercover cops posing as South American drug exporters had duped Giles and his associates in a sophisticated multinational sting.

The judge rejected a call for a more lenient term from Giles’ lawyer Paul Gill, who said his client was critically ill and needed a liver transplant.

Giles had been incarcerated at the Pacific Institution, acting assistant warden Ronnie Gill said in a statement.

She said Giles’ family had been notified of his passing, as had the police and the B.C. Coroners Service.

While no cause of death was provided, Giles health appeared to decline over his months-long trial in B.C. Supreme Court. He laboured as he walked through the courtroom each morning and breathed heavily in the prisoner’s box.

Giles and associates were convicted last September. He was sentenced on March 31, 2017 after an unsuccessful fight to have the case thrown out due to the length of time it took to get to trial.

Giles had once served on the national executive of the Hells Angels and was close to Montreal HA president and convicted killer Maurice “Mom” Boucher.

He moved from the Montreal chapter to Halifax, then to Vancouver’s East End chapter, before becoming one of the first Kelowna Hells Angels when the bikers expanded with a new chapter there in 2007.

“He was a very formidable underworld figure in the Hells Angels,” Stephen said. “You know that he had influence and that he had cachet within the Hells Angels organization. He had connections back east and all over the world.”

While still an East End member, Giles and several others were arrested and charged after a major police investigation during which agent Micheal Plante infiltrated the chapter.

Several bikers and associates were convicted, but Giles beat all his charges.

Plante later told Postmedia that he wore a wire into an East End meeting the night the bikers offered him a position in the Hells Angels program.

Giles jokingly said: “You are not going to, like, become a Hells Angel and then quit and write a book about us, are you?”

Giles was again the target of police in the E-Predicate investigation, resulting in his arrest on a series of charges in August 2012 and his conviction four years later.

During the investigation Giles and his associates gave police a $4-million down payment and arranged for an initial shipment of 200 kilograms of cocaine to be delivered to Burnaby warehouse on Aug. 25, 2012

“Considering the nature of this transaction, the quantity of drugs involved, the intention for it to be an ongoing venture, Mr. Giles’ role and Mr. Giles’ personal circumstances, I have concluded that the fit sentence is 18 years,” Ross said.

Ross also noted that Giles had a tough early life — born in Saint John, N.B., to an alcoholic mother who died early. He finished Grade 5 and was then “committed to a reformatory that has become notorious for abuse.”

He went on to foster care and a life of crime, though his last conviction before E-Predicate was in 1984 for trafficking.

Giles spent 35 years of his life as a Hells Angels. But his status with the club was uncertain at the time of his death.

Hells Angels spokesman Ricky Ciarniello did not respond to a Postmedia request for comment.

http://vancouversun.com/news/staff-blogs/real-scoop-hells-angel-david-giles-dies-months-after-record-sentence
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Sunday 02 July 2017
(AUS) Bandidos pass initiation test in push for Tassie turf
A FEARED bikie gang is trying to strengthen its presence in Tasmania.

Bandidos gang members from across the globe have been congratulating their bikie comrades in Tasmania for making it to the next phase of their initiation to become a fully-fledged chapter of the outlaw organisation.

This is despite police targeting the group to limit its emergence locally, including evicting members from their clubhouse and conducting operations that led to several people being charged with assault, theft, drug and driving offences.

The development comes a year after the Mersey River chapter established itself in the state’s North-West, sparking fears of potential bikie feuds, ice manufacturing and drug trafficking.

Tasmania Police Serious Organised Crime Division Detective Inspector Glen Ball confirmed that mainland Bandidos members, including the group’s national president, were recently in Tasmania as part of the bikie gang’s initiation process.

“The group was known as the Mersey ‘hang around chapter’ and intelligence indicates it recently progressed to a ‘probationary chapter’ following an event attended by national members, including the national president,” Insp Ball said.

“This event was the subject of a police operation which resulted in associates being charged with driving offences and drug-driving offences which are now before the court.”

Chapters of the notorious gang from Finland, Russia, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Spain commented on the Bandidos MC website, congratulating the Tasmanian Bandidos for taking a big step towards becoming fully patched members.

Comments were also posted from chapters in Darwin and Victoria.

Since the Bandidos sought to establish themselves locally last year, Tasmania Police has vowed to disrupt the group and dismantle its foothold, conducting numerous raids and laying assault, drug, theft and driving charges against alleged members and associates.

Insp Ball said that the group had been significantly disrupted and was not entrenched, despite recent bikie status developments.

“Targeted policing activity along with community engagement and liaison resulted in the members being evicted from a premises in Shearwater they were using as a clubhouse,” he said.

“There is no current intelligence suggesting they have an alternate premises.

“The Bandidos OMCG are not entrenched in Tasmania — it is believed membership totals five people statewide — and while they have been disrupted, it is likely they will attempt to establish themselves in the area again.

“Local Bandidos members and their associates have been charged with various offences, including serious drug offences, instigated by the Serious Organised Crime Unit last year.

“Tasmania Police will continue ... to ensure a hostile environment for them.”

http://www.themercury.com.au/news/tasmania/bandidos-pass-initiation-test-in-push-for-tassie-turf/news-story/808a2547ffdc8e4fa2e91e4261a92273
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(AUS) Rebels bikie sergeant-at-arms saved by police after brutal bashing from fellow gang members
STRAPPED to a chair with cable ties, bleeding profusely and fading in and out of consciousness, Rick Reynolds would likely be dead if not for the police.

Fellow bikie gang members, armed with a pickaxe, shovel, pliers, cricket bat and a gas burner for scorching off club tattoos, had ambushed the Rebels sergeant-at-arms outside a smash repair workshop, dragging him inside to finish the job.

There were three possible ­motives for the assault. One was a rumour that Reynolds (his real name has been suppressed) had been planning to leave the Rebels for a rival gang.

Another was an unsubstantiated claim that he was a police informant, based on the fact he’d repeatedly escaped jail for his crimes.

But the most probable reason, ­according to Judge Peter Zahra, was that Reynolds committed a cardinal sin within the lawless but heavily codified world of bikie gang culture: cheating with a fellow gang member’s partner.

This lack of a clear motive is typical of gangland prosecutions in which the code of silence, usually motivated by gang loyalty or, for witnesses, by fear of retribution, tests the limits of the justice system.

Reynolds, a Rebels member since 2004, told the court he finished work about 5pm on January 23, 2013, went home, had dinner, showered, then returned to work about 9pm to finish working on a tip truck for a client.

As he parked his car and crossed the street outside Prospect Smash Repairs on Stoddard Rd, in Sydney’s west, he heard a noise in the dark.

“I just felt getting hit over the head, that was the last that I can remember,” he told the District Court.

But this evidence jarred with conversations from a police listening device planted in his Westmead Hospital room.

“The other bloke got out of the car and goes, ‘You f...ing dog c..., you f...ed my missus’,” Reynolds told a visitor.

“I don’t know what their plans were. Their plans were in the car — a pick, shovels, gas burners that can burn tattoos. I was in and out of consciousness so I don’t ­remember a lot but I heard sirens.”

In another conversation he said the attack was due to happen the previous night at a Rebels clubhouse meeting, but was postponed because he arrived with his daughter.

Later conversations revealed he’d been summoned to a meeting at the workshop. Reynolds said some of the men involved “didn’t even know what they were doing there”.

He said: “They were told to come there. They got set up.”

Asked about his inconsistent ­evidence, Reynolds told the court he had limited memory of what was said in hospital and no recollection of what happened that night.

Police were alerted to the bashing by two witnesses who happened to be driving along Stoddard Rd at the time of the attack.

Given pseudonyms, they told the court they saw Reynolds being pummelled unconscious on the footpath by several men.

They called police as he was being dragged inside the factory, prompting several officers to rush to the premises and scale a padlocked fence.

“Police interrupted it and effectively saved his life,” a law enforcement official said.

Facing sentencing on Friday, Joshua Achampong, Francis Anderson, David Coe, Anthony Fenech, Aaron Ferguson, Mario Gauci, Jared Khan and Ryan Vella all pleaded not guilty to recklessly causing grievous bodily harm and causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

Each of the men had histories that included absent fathers, ­domestic violence, a lack of role models, language barriers, bullying at school and heavy drug use in the lead-up to joining the Rebels.

For these reasons, Judge Zahra found special circumstances applied to their sentencing.

Each will spend a minimum of between two and three years in ­prison before being eligible for ­parole.

Another man allegedly involved in the crime will face trial next year.

Reynolds suffered no permanent injuries in the attack.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/rebels-bikie-sergeantatarms-saved-by-police-after-brutal-bashing-from-fellow-gang-members/news-story/c9e8de618c94c5a0b0473209cff11d09
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Friday 30 June 2017
(USA) Three years prison for former Hells Angel
A man convicted of threatening his ex-girlfriend while he was serving a prison term for his involvement in illegal drug sales was sentenced to three years in state prison Thursday, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.

Former Hells Angel Jason Peterson, 43, received 841 days credit for time served and has less than a year remaining in his sentence, according to prosecutors.

In 2008, Peterson started dating a woman who he would date for 10 months during court proceedings related to his involvement in illegal drug sales for the motorcycle group. He reportedly physically, emotionally and verbally abused the woman, and began threatening her after he was taken into custody. Though the woman broke off the relationship in 2011, Peterson refused to believe the relationship was over and continued to threaten her, saying he would kill anyone who came between them, according to prosecutors.

Peterson was subsequently kicked out of the Hells Angels and the woman reported his threats to the Burlingame Police Department in 2015, according to prosecutors.

https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/three-years-prison-for-former-hells-angel/article_18ded898-5d3d-11e7-a15c-6f1d5bc4fd18.html
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(CAN) Ex-Bandidos member suing SPVM, city of Montreal for $6.5 million: reports
Tony Duguay, a former member of the Bandidos motorcycle club convicted in 2006 for the murder of Hells Angels member Normand “Biff” Hamel and then acquitted in 2016, is suing the city of Montreal, the SPVM and two detectives for $6.5 million, Le Journal de Montréal reports.

Duguay was acquitted in 2016 by the Quebec Court of Appeal when informant Sylvain Beaudry admitted to lying during his testimony. According to court documents, Duguay said he blames former police detective Benoit Roberge and detective Jean-Pierre Pelletier for making “intentional errors” to force Beaudry to “lie in court” to obtain a guilty verdict.

Duguay, 44, is suing for moral, monetary and punitive damages. He was arrested in 2002 during Operation Amigo, which marked the end of the Rock Machine gang. He was charged for conspiracy, drug trafficking and gangsterism. Duguay spent seven years and nine months in the Donnacona maximum security facility before being acquitted.

Meanwhile, Roberge was granted day parole in August 2016 after serving two years of an eight-year sentence. Roberge, who is also known as the “SPVM mole,” admitted to the Parole Board of Canada that he often crossed the line during his career.

“I have committed crimes to stop motorcyclists,” he confessed. “I’ve made certain maneuvers, and I asked informants to commit crimes. I regret it.”

http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/ex-bandidos-member-suing-spvm-city-of-montreal-for-6-5-million-reports
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