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A gangster who shot to death his prominent Hells Angel pal after an all-night , drug fuelled party in 2016 has been denied full parole
Kim Bolan A gangster who shot to death his prominent Hells Angel pal after an all-night, drug fuelled party in 2016 has been denied full parole. The Parole Board of Canada ruled recently that Jason Francis Wallace’s release from prison would leave the community at-risk because the bikers might retaliate for the fatal shooting of…
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A man who barricaded himself in a home on Detroit’s west side, is a suspect in a triple homicide
*This Article from Detroit Press got it wrong* We were told it was a scorpions mc member being held hostage by a member of the Highwaymen James David Dickson-The Detroit News Detroit — A man who barricaded himself in a home on Detroit’s west side Tuesday morning, after allegedly firing a shot at Redford police officers,…
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One of four men wanted on murder conspiracy and criminal street gang charges Authorities allege members or aspiring members of the Sons of Silence motorcycle club were involved
TRAVIS SVIHOVEC One of four men wanted on murder conspiracy and criminal street gang charges stemming from an alleged stabbing incident in Mandan is in custody. Girard Glaser, 49, of Bismarck, was arrested Tuesday morning after he turned himself in at the Burleigh Morton Detention Center, Burleigh County Sheriff Kelly Leben said. Court documents don’t…
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A couple who left a lasting impact on the South Point community was given a special escort Saturday as they were laid to rest
By Chad Hedrick (video) — SOUTH POINT, Ohio (WSAZ) – A couple who left a lasting impact on the South Point community was given a special escort Saturday as they were laid to rest. Steven and LoRena Cahal died last week after troopers say they were hit on their motorcycle by an impaired driver. LoRena…
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A sentencing date is still not set for a full-patched Hells Angels Nomad chapter member
Harold Carmichael-The Sudbury Star A sentencing date is still not set for a full-patched Hells Angels Nomad chapter member from Ottawa who has pleaded guilty to a drug charge in Sudbury court. Joshua Khosrowkhani, 33, who was facing five charges arising from his arrest Aug. 1, 2019, and was in custody at the Sudbury Jail,…
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A deposed biker boss claims to have been shot in the head by masked men at his home
Pressreader-Canberra Times A deposed bikie boss claims to have been shot in the head by masked men at his home three months before a group disguised the same way shot off part of one of his fingers and set fire to his cars. Former Canberra Comanchero commander Peter Zdravkovic, 38, is on trial in the…
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Gang busts are crucial to taking away the appeal of membership without the money and motorbikes gangs lose their “sexiness”
(video) — Gang busts are crucial to taking away the appeal of membership, says Minister of Police Stuart Nash, arguing that without the money and motorbikes, gangs lose their “sexiness”. Speaking to Magic Talk’s Road to the Election host Mitch McCann on Sunday, the Napier MP argued that the seizure of assets is critical to…
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A devastating fire left a Altus Family without the home ,Western Legends Motorcycle Club is stepping up to help
By Dallas Payeton ALTUS, Okla. (TNN) – A devastating fire left a Altus Family without the home they’ve lived for the past eight years. On August 14, Jessica Alejandra rushed home after her son called saying that while he was putting his motorcycle back together things went completely wrong. She said it was one of…
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NO, the Sturgis Motorcycle rally didn’t cause 260,000 infections. Debunk study sets internet on “Told You So” commentary
By Jennifer Beam Dowd– Slate This is an entry in Viral Studies, a Slate series in which we break down recent viral articles and—most importantly—their caveats. The recent mass gathering in South Dakota for the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally seemed like the perfect recipe for what epidemiologists call a “superspreading” event. Beginning Aug. 7, an…
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Businesses upset with loss of revenue over cancellation of ROAR TO SHORE
MOLLY BILINSKI-pressofatlanticcity.com WILDWOOD — Along Pacific Avenue on Saturday afternoon, a handful of restaurants and shops had signs telling patrons that “colors” were not allowed inside. The signs are generally a mark of the annual Roar to the Shore — an effort by business owners to keep customers from coming in wearing vests and jackets…
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