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The New Jersey State Commission of Investigation held a “heightened security” public hearing on the resurgence of the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club
BY Michael Hill The New Jersey State Commission of Investigation held a “heightened security” public hearing on the resurgence of the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club following its national leader’s release from prison. Nearly doubling their size in New Jersey, increasing from ten to 17 chapters and growing to 300 members, investigators have found that the Pagan’s…
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With the PowerPlus engine and Indian Challenger by extension Indian will mark a deeper penetration into Harley-Davidson’s heavyweight market arena
By David Schuyler Indian Motorcycle unveiled Tuesday its most-powerful engine to date and has begun the countdown to the introduction of an all-new motorcycle model to join its lineup of names like Scout, Chief, Springfield, Chieftain and Roadmaster. Polaris Inc. made the reveal of the new engine called the PowerPlus, a 1,769cc (108 inch), liquid-cooled…
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The Roar to the Shore event held every September in Wildwood is now a “mandatory run” for Pagan’s Motorcycle Club members in New Jersey
‘Roar to the Shore’ cited in state hearing on Pagans’ growth COLT SHAW Staff Writer The Roar to the Shore event, held every September in Wildwood, is now a “mandatory run” for Pagan’s Motorcycle Club members in New Jersey. This year, it was on law enforcement’s radar. State investigators cited the event in a…
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Hells Angels associate loses bid convicted of trafficking out of a car lot he owned and sentenced to five years in jail
Kim Bolan A B.C. man convicted of trafficking cocaine after an investigation into the East End Hells Angels has lost his bid to set aside a deportation order and remain in Canada. The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed an application from David Roger Revell for a judicial review of an immigration board decision to deport…
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Investigators claim a retired state police sergeant admitted to taking $2500 from the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club’s national sergeant at arms to offer hush money
The Associated Press CHARLEROI, Pa. Investigators claim a retired state police sergeant admitted to taking $2,500 from the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club’s national sergeant at arms to offer hush money to the victim of an assault and the man’s wife. The Washington Observer-Reporter said 57-year-old James “Bear” Baranowki is accused of offering Troy and Michele Harris…
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Heads are starting to roll at Harley-Davidson High Ranking official Fired because values doesn’t match motorcycle culture
Margaret Naczek Harley-Davidson Inc. confirmed Friday that Neil Grimmer, president of Harley’s global brand development, is no longer with the company. “His departure comes after an internal inquiry along with a third-party investigation into concerns that his judgement and conduct as a senior leader did not align with our culture and the values we expect…
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Going to war with the Hells Angels
John Silvester Maybe if the private schoolboy from Melbourne had not rented such a flash car on his fact-finding trip to the US he wouldn’t have been noticed – but a gleaming silver Thunderbird is a head-turner even in laid-back San Francisco. And maybe if he hadn’t given the rental company an address in Oakland’s…
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Hundreds of charges have been laid against members of the Rebels Outlaw Motorcycle Club including the organization’s Perth chief
Lucy Quaggin/Joey Catanzaro Hundreds of charges have been laid against WA members of the Rebels Outlaw Motorcycle Club, including the organisation’s Perth chief. The blitz against the bikies is the result of an 18-month operation code-named: Ironfish. WA Police raided a number of properties across the Rockingham area and parts of the northern suburbs. A…
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A violent biker gang that is involved in illegal drug trafficking and considers women to be “below dogs” is growing in New Jersey at an alarming rate
Associated Press TRENTON, N.J. — A violent biker gang that is involved in illegal drug trafficking and considers women to be “below dogs” is growing in New Jersey at an alarming rate, state investigators said Wednesday at a public hearing. Pagan’s Motorcycle Club, or the Pagans, which now has about 300 members statewide and roughly…
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Hit job on the Sons of Silence is what this reporting was. No direct proof or evidence supports the allegation of being involved in the murder
FARGO — After four years, a heartbreaking chapter in the lives of Amanda Stach Engst’s family came to a close Monday, Oct. 21, when a federal judge ruled that a man involved in her killing will spend the rest of his life in prison. “We’ve been waiting four years for this day,” said Denise…
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Harley-Davidson announced its third-quarter profit plunges Company is continuing its fall from grace
By Jonathan Garber Harley-Davidson announced its third-quarter profit plunged versus a year ago, but topped Wall Street estimates, sending shares higher. The motorcycle maker said its profit fell 24 percent year-over-year to $86.6 million, or $0.55 a share, as revenue slipped 3.8 percent to $1.27 billion. Wall Street analysts surveyed by Refinitiv were expecting earnings…
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New Hampshire 7 (Jarheads MC) News Volodymyr Zhukovskyy was indicted on 23 charges including reckless manslaughter DUI negligent homicide and aggravated DWI
By Melissa Buja and Asher Klein The Massachusetts man who has pleaded not guilty to negligent homicide in the June crash that left seven motorcyclists dead on a New Hampshire highway has been officially indicted on 23 charges, three months after the collision. Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, of West Springfield, was indicted Thursday on various counts…
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