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Government Gone wild – Firefighter’s ‘motorcycle club’ connection cited as one of reasons he loses his job. Government
Part of what I’ve tried to do during the 12 years STATter911 has been in existence and during my reporting career is look for patterns. Last year I began noticing a lot of stories of firefighters getting into career trouble with off-duty incidents involving guns. This story from Buckeye, Arizona is another one that fits…
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Mongol Outlaw Biker Sought in Freeway Shooting That Injured Motorcyclist. No Proof was a Mongol. Just Speculation on Medias part. Video Enclosed
By Jason Kandel and Katherine Picazo A man believed to be a member of the Mongols motorcycle gang is being sought in a freeway shooting Saturday that wounded a 30-year-old motorcyclist, police said. The shooting happened about 1 p.m. near the interchange of the San Bernardino (10) and San Gabriel (605) freeways in Baldwin Park,…
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State commission warns Judge Strother for picking detective as grand jury foreman .Yep Nothing to see here! Time to throw out all indictments
By TOMMY WITHERSPOON twitherspoon@wacotrib.com A Waco judge received a public warning Wednesday after a state commission determined he showed bias favoring law enforcement by appointing a Waco police detective as foreman of a McLennan County grand jury in July 2015. Judge Ralph Strother of 19th State District Court was issued a public warning by…
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Indian Motorcycle and Motorcycle Missions Announce Texas-Sized Motorcycle Therapy Build-Off. Austin Vs. Dallas
Non-Profit Organization Pins Austin Vs. Dallas in Competition to Benefit Veterans and First Responders Suffering From Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Austin/Minneapolis (February 21, 2019) – Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company, and Motorcycle Missions, a non-profit organization that helps veterans and first responders find hope and healing through motorcycle therapy, today announced a motorcycle build-off competition…
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Caught on Tape: Talks about family’s private island, Hells Angels chapter to undercover cop
Ariana Kelland · CBC News Al Potter had plans to open his own motorcycle club in central Newfoundland, with six solid members who were serious about following the rules and paying their dues — something he said some members of the Vikings often failed to do. That and details about Potter’s family’s private island were…
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God Speed Michael “Fiz” A. Przybylo Vietnam Vet serving in the Army and a long-time motorcycle rights freedom fighter. He served on the A.B.A.T.E of Michigan Board of Directors for 30 plus years
For Immediate Release from the Motorcycle Riders Foundation February 22, 2019 Michael “Fiz” Przybylo of Michigan Passes Away The Motorcycle Riders Foundation was saddened to hear of the passing of Michael “Fiz” Przybylo. Fiz was a Vietnam Vet serving in the Army and a long-time motorcycle rights freedom fighter. He served on the A.B.A.T.E of…
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Hell’s Angels may sell their longtime East Village clubhouse . Lots of big history there
By Amy Plitt Another East Village institution—albeit an infamous one—appears to be packing up and leaving the neighborhood. EV Grieve reports that the Hell’s Angels are planning to sell their longtime clubhouse on East 3rd Street, and may move as soon as the spring. Public records show that a memorandum of contract has been drawn…
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‘HELLS ANGELS’: Biker faces combined 300-year prison sentence
Tara Rippin FIVE years after the Mallorca chapter of the Hells Angels was shut down, 46 alleged members are set to be tried and are facing a combined 300 years in prison. The suspects were arrested in connection with 16 crimes which include drug trafficking, prostitution, threats, bribery, possession of weapons, money laundering and extortion…
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Washington state lawmakers looking to ban eyeball tattoos. Will this lead to other types of Body Modification Bans?
By Louis Casiano Lawmakers in Washington state are looking to ban the rare practice of eyeball tattoos because of potential damage inflicted on one’s eyesight. The tattoos are known as scleral tattoos because they scratch or dye the white outer layer of the eyeball, but not the cornea. Problems in a few instances have been…
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A renegade biker’s legacy:Willard Grogan was a rough and crusty biker from Marietta who rode across the country for years with the Outlaws Motorcycle Club.
By Robin Rayne MDJ Contributor Willard Grogan was a rough and crusty biker from Marietta who rode across the country for years with the Outlaws Motorcycle Club. His days were filled with drugs, booze, guns and bad choices for most of his life. “Nobody messed with Willard. He scared people. He slept with his…
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Can You Swim After Getting A Tattoo? Turns out, tats and water are NOT friends.
By Kristin Canning If you’ve just dropped a lot of money on some new body art, you probably can’t wait to show it off, especially in a swim suit. Sadly, tattoos and water do not mix, at least not until the new addition is completely healed. That means swimming, at the beach or in…
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Huge win for the constitution. Supreme Court strikes blow against states that raise revenue by hefty fines, forfeitures
Richard Wolf, USA TODAY WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday that states cannot impose excessive fees, fines and forfeitures as criminal penalties. The decision, which united the court’s conservatives and liberals, makes clear that the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition against “excessive fines” applies to states and localities as well as the federal government. Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, just…
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Final Hell’s Angels member agrees to plea deal in Hometown Inn shooting involving Pagans MC
By Hannah Hall AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) — Hell’s Angels member Dominick Eadicicco took a plea deal in Augusta County Circuit Court on Tuesday. He will serve eight years in prison for malicious wounding by a mob and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. As part of the plea deal, the U.S.…
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“Madness, Mayhem and Mysticism” 1977 a crucial year in biker history. From ABATE Of Wisconsin
ABATE OF WISCONSIN “Madness, Mayhem and Mysticism” 1977 a crucial year in our history Five years had passed since the formation of the Concerned Motorcyclists of Wisconsin (CMW), forerunner to ABATE. The bikers of the state attended five helmet law protest rallies, lobbied their legislators, testified at numerous public hearings, spoke to the media, appeared…
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