A Winnipeg man affiliated with the Hells Angels turned himself into police on Wednesday in connection with a confrontation at a Corydon Avenue bar earlier this summer.
On July 13, officers were called about an armed man at an establishment in the 700 block of Corydon Ave.
Police said their investigation discovered that a man was confronted by a group of Hells Angels and assaulted when he pulled out a gun and threatened the gang members.
Everyone involved fled before cops arrived.
Later that month, the organized crime unit raided a house on Clifton Street and seized thousands of dollars in cash, weapons and illegal drugs.
Two people were arrested July 24, and while police had identified the suspect of the initial assault – who they described as a full-patch Hells Angels member – he was still at large at the time of the arrests.
The 38-year-old finally turned himself in yesterday, police said.
Travis Timothy Pallister was detained in custody and faces assault charges.
Members of the Organized Crime Unit & Biker Enforcement Unit have arrested a 33-year-old male for firearm-related offences, and a full-patch Hells Angels member for assault, after an incident at a Corydon Avenue bar in July 2019. Media release: https://t.co/w0nthsnBzY
— Winnipeg Police (@wpgpolice) September 5, 2019
Insane Throttle Biker News 
Since when does a bar fight mean they have the right to search your house?
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