Why were 8 Bandidos arrested at a brother’s funeral in Amarillo if cops don’t do selective enforcement on motorcycle clubs?

Eight people were locked up during a Bandidos funeral procession in Amarillo, Texas for allegedly blocking traffic while burying Gavino “Bandido G” Rincon. Police say organizers turned down a cop escort. This video asks the question most patch holders already know the answer to: routine traffic stop, or motorcycle club profiling after Twin Peaks Waco?

If you ride, watch MC news, follow Bandidos, 1%er clubs, outlaw motorcycle clubs, or Texas biker news, this is the story. Funeral procession blockers happen all the time. When it’s a Bandido funeral, mug shots hit the internet and eight brothers get charged with obstructing a highway. That’s the difference between a regular rider funeral and how Amarillo PD and Texas DPS treat a Level 2 motorcycle club.

We break down selective enforcement vs routine enforcement, why Texas became ground zero for MC targeting after the 2015 Waco Twin Peaks massacre, how Florida’s gang definition is putting clubs in the bullseye, and why so many “bikers” stay quiet until it’s their club. RUBs fundraise for cops. Real riders don’t. Then the same people comment “they’re a criminal organization” when a funeral gets raided.

Most club members aren’t the gangster movie cops sell. A lot can’t even make dues. Leadership still has to pull rogue members off camera, because flock cameras and mug-shot pages will bury the whole club. That doesn’t make it right to snatch eight people on the way to the cemetery.

Watch, then say it in the comments: are you outraged, or are you one of the cop supporters who only cares when it’s not your patch?