Five men were taken to the hospital and were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Four had been stabbed, while another was left bloodied, bruised and battered with blunt force wounds all over his body and face, according to Suffolk cops.

Officials confirmed the men involved were motorcyclists, but insisted the violence was not tied to any gang or club affiliations, but offered no further details.

BRISTOL, Pa. – Scott Alford, a high-ranking member of the Pagans Motorcycle Club, is navigating life outside prison after serving time for various charges. 

Alford, who was a ‘Sergeant at Arms’ for the Philadelphia chapter, sat down with Steve Keeley to share his experiences in a story exclusive to Fox 29.What we know:Alford, now 55, became a Pagan in April 2020, describing the club as “the NFL of the biker world.” His role involved security and protection, but his career as a Pagan led to a prison sentence.

00:00 Just stop it

01:00 Support is at a record low

02:23 Argument is out the window

04:40 To Make the NY Post is serious

07:02 Bloodied

09:02 These are not safe

11:13 Ex pagan speaks out