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“Apparently, there is a serious risk to your security,” parole board tells former Rock Machine member Jean-François Emard.
Paul Cherry, Montreal Gazette The Parole Board of Canada has done an about-face and suddenly cancelled the planned release of a former outlaw motorcycle gang leader after having received information that his life is in danger. On May 7, the parole board granted Jean-François Emard day parole on the 33-month sentence he received in March…
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The entire Mongol Nation gets 5 years federal probation. Motorcycle Profiling Project
What Every MC Needs to Know About the Mongols MC Sentencing By David “Double D” Devereaux Entire Mongol Nation Gets 500k Fine, 5 Years Federal Probation. The National Council of Clubs (NCOC), representing the interests of motorcycle clubs nationwide, is extremely alarmed that the recent sentence imposed in US v. Mongol Nation case will be…
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Alleged Pagan ran over motorcyclist then fled scene, Noah Frost, 35, of Marshalville, faces a number of charges
An Upper Township man is jailed for attempted murder after he allegedly ran over a motorcyclist and then fled the scene. The victim is in critical condition. Noah Frost, 35, of Marshalville, faces a number of charges in the incident, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon Tyner announced Tuesday. Frost and the victim — whose name is…
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Hells Angels bikers banned from entire country!!!
The court in the city of Utrecht ruled that the group was a danger to public order and the rule of law. It referred to several violent clashes over the years with rival motor gangs, like the Bandidos. It is unclear whether the Hells Angels will appeal against the verdict. The group was founded in…
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Where Are Those Motorcycle Clubs Going?WTF kind of goofy stuff is this? Lubeski you’re an idiot
Where Are Those Motorcyclists Going? You’ve seen them on the road before—a pack of motorbikes on the road to…somewhere. Here’s somewhere. Anyplace they want, pal. And don’t ask questions. It’s disrespectful. End of column. Meet you back here next month, when we’ll help out someone who knows to mind his own business. In the meantime,…
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Biker pileup kills two on third day of Red River Motorcycle Rally
By John Miller Law enforcement and medics from around Taos County responded to a motorcycle crash that killed two people and injured five others others on State Road 38 near Red River Saturday (May 25), the third day of the annual Red River Motorycle Rally. In an update Sunday evening (May 26), state police identified…
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After Decades, ‘Rolling Thunder’ To Make Its Last Big Ride Through Washington, D.C.
Come 2020, Memorial Day weekend in Washington, D.C., will be a whole lot quieter. Rolling Thunder, the veterans advocacy group that organizes a massive annual motorcycle ride through the nation’s capital, announced this week that the gathering in 2019 will be its last big rally. The sound of thousands of motorcycles rumbling through the city…
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Law-abiding outlaws: Trademark protection the Hells Angels way. The US Department of Justice considers the Hells Angels to be an organized crime syndicate
The US Department of Justice considers the Hells Angels to be an organized crime syndicate, yet the motorcycle club is pretty astute when it comes to staying on the right side of IP law. The Hells Angels name generates a distinctive image in most people’s minds; typically, one of black leather, beards and Harley-Davidson motorcycles.…
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Vietnam War memorial tagged with graffiti in Boston; American flags thrown in creek
BOSTON (WHDH/CNN/Gray News) Just days before Memorial Day, Boston police are trying to figure out who would vandalize a memorial dedicated to Vietnam veterans – and why. Police said the vandalism happened at the Vietnam War Memorial in the Dorchester neighborhood on Thursday. They’re calling it “hate-related.” The vandal or vandals drew a swastika and…
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Iron Horseman told rider that he could not wear an Outlaw shirt on Iron Horsemen territory. When the other rider did not remove his Outlaw shirt, Raison allegedly punched him.
The Harrison Press The Harrison Press reports a bike blessing was being held at the Harrison American Legion on May 5. Harrison Police were called to investigate an assault at the event. Jeffrey S. Raisor, 56, told another rider that he could not wear an Outlaw shirt on Iron Horsemen territory. When the other rider…
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National campaign launched to end outlaw biker gangs. Police warn that outlaw clubs often take part in legitimate charitable events to appear good-natured
BarrieToday Staff NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE ************************* OTTAWA – Starting today and continuing over the ride season, police and public safety partners are taking to social media to remind Canadians that outlaw motorcycle gangs remain a criminal threat to our communities. While the vast majority of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens, extensive criminal networks within…
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How to start motorcycle club racing~You must trust those around you implicitly as you fight for every apex and slipstream for that top-speed advantage down every straight.
By Dan Sutherland It has been said that there’s nothing like racing to improve your road and trackday skills. Riding in close proximity at high speed, pushing your bike and tyres to the limit is the ultimate in track-riding nirvana. You must trust those around you implicitly as you fight for every apex and slipstream…
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Arrest of cowards made in murder of Danish biker who vanished in New Orleans
By:Chris Best NEW ORLEANS, La. (WKRG) A dream motorcycle trip across the U.S. has turned into a nightmare for friends and family of a Danish biker who vanished in New Orleans and was then found murdered. Bikers from Denmark reached out to the Biker Dad blog about the disappearance of Poul Hansen. Hansen and his motorcycle club,…
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Harley-Davidson’s Levatich says firm unhurt by Trump crusade. Defends 30 k price for Livewire
By Patrick Leary Harley-Davidson Inc. president and CEO Matt Levatich sat for a rare public interview this week with CNBC and said President Donald Trump‘s 2018 crusade against the company didn’t hurt its brand, although it didn’t help either. Levatich joined CNBC’s “Squawk Alley” Monday, and brought with him Harley-Davidson’s first electric bike LiveWire, which…
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