The leader of the Brotherhood Motorcycle Club and several other members were recently arrested for trafficking in multiple ounce quantities of methamphetamine

BOULDER CITY (KTNV) — The leader of the Brotherhood Motorcycle Club and several other members were recently arrested after an investigation by the Boulder City Police Department and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Criminal Intelligence Section.

Robert Fielder is the president of the Las Vegas chapter of the Brotherhood Motorcycle club (MC), a self-purported 1% outlaw motorcycle club. Police say the investigation revealed that Fielder has been trafficking in multiple ounce quantities of methamphetamine on a weekly basis into Boulder City.

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Fielder created a distribution network comprised of several members and associates of the Brotherhood MC, whereby he supplied methamphetamine to numerous customers in Boulder Cit, according to authorities.

On Oct. 29, multiple search warrants were executed at two homes in Boulder City and one in Henderson.

Police seized seven firearms; approximately 281.2 gross grams of methamphetamine; 245.5 gross grams of marijuana concentrate; and 1,947.5 gross grams of marijuana.

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Police arrested 10 suspects at 3 homes.

Other arrests included:

Ronald “Tin Man” Adler
Larry “Preacher” Fust
Tyler “Stoney” Glitch
Nicholas “Rooster” Bonsang
Jessica Lynn Boultinghouse
Lisa Marie Bell
Kevin Martincek
Stephanie Busch
Michael Timmerman

“Getting these guns and drugs off the streets is a priority of mine and of the dedicated Boulder City Police officers who worked this case,” said Boulder City Chief of Police Tim Shea.

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“I am proud of our officers and their efforts to protect Boulder City from dealers who would prey on our residents. I also appreciate the support we received from other agencies to build the case against these suspects.”

The BCPD was assisted with this investigation by the LVMPD and agents and task force officers from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and North Las Vegas Police Department.