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OUTLAWSMC BEATDOWN GETS WORSE

FORTWAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - An Allen Superior Court magistrate approved amotion by a prosecutor to add a criminal organization activity chargeand criminal gang enhancement against four Pike’s Pub beatingsuspects.

Thecharges and enhancements were added against Jerrad Impton,Christopher Yoho, Douglas Zuber and Ryan Minick. Two other suspects,Vard Warnock and Justin Wert, have upcoming hearings on Aug. 25 and18, respectively.

Warnock’supcoming hearing is set to focus on the motion to add the criminalorganization activity charge and notice of intent to seek a criminalgang enhancement. The new charge has already been added against Wert.

Thesix men were charged in May after a video of an attack at Pike’sPub was widely shared on social media. It showed several white men —identified by police as being affiliated with the Outlaws MotorcycleClub — beating James Simmons, a Black man, and using racial slurs.

GARRETT,Ind. (WANE) – For many bikers, there’s almost no betterfeeling than riding on the open road.

“Justfreedom,” RSG Independent Brotherhood President Ken ‘Tanman’Ross, said. “The wind therapy, as a lot of people call it.”

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00:00Outlaw Beatdown leading to this

01:25The background of the incident

02:59This motorcycle club supporters

03:41The coverage

05:41They can do it because of the designations

09:31RSG Independent Riders

11:40How it ended up

TheHells Angels Confronted the Twin Outlaw Brotherhood At Sturgis 2025.The twins, who are on all the major social media platforms , messwith the Hells Angels all the time. They've been disrespected bigtime by some of the content that is posted by the Twin Brothers. Iguess they've found out how real it can get at Sturgis

00:00Story has taken the internet by storm

01:05Who are the Twin Outlaw Brotherhood

02:07Their Contact page

04:20They've even wrote a book

04:57This is why Motorcycle Clubs are mad

05:51The Confrontation Video

07:30Why can't we just get along

08:18Sturgis Motorcyclist dies of injuries

10:40Bad Cop

Motorcycle Clubs HAVE BECOME SO POLICED AND IRRELEVANT. What does this mean? It means that motorcycle clubs, with it's made up protocol and policing , people are turned off by them. Tradition doesn't matter anymore to motorcycle clubs, just numbers.Motorcycle Clubs used to be fun, this isn't the case anymore because everything is a chore now to be a part of one. Independent bikers are the way to go, do for yourself and ang out with whom you want to.00:00 Here's our special guests02:47 BD loves his dogs08:48 Everyone is in competition13:11 Spokane Riding club21:59 Something to think about 26:57 Go into this 34:05 Everyone has an opinion47:16 This is the kind of attitude people have

The South Dakota Department of Transportation counts vehicles entering the rally at nine locations. The count is used to help determine the attendance at the rally. The rally count has been pacing ahead of the five-year average since day one.The DOT said 59,414 vehicles entered the rally on Wednesday, day six. The 85th Anniversary six-day total is 11% higher than the five-year average of 334,934. The Wednesday total is 10% higher than the five-day average.Ask two motorcycle riders what they think about the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, and you might get two completely different answers. For one, it could be the place where they met the love of their life and an event that holds a special place in their heart, but for the other, it could represent the worst of motorcycle culture. One thing is certain, however, year after year, the rally produces a worrying number of fatalities, many of which might have been prevented with the use of a helmet.#street #motorcycleclub #bikernews 00:00 What is going on at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally02:27 Too man accidents happening 05:27 Guess you can say that09:53 Even though they don't like bikers11:19 Harley Davidson went crazy17:13 Is Harley even going to be around anymore26:08 1994 was the time everything changed33:58 Lots of regrets I can tell you40:23 You know how you're going to handle yourself

"Your grandpa's motorcycle club is officially dead. Or at least, it's undergoing a radical transformation. Forget everything you thought you knew about vests, patches, and the open road. The new guard is here, and they're not just riding; they're redefining what it means to be a modern biker." "The biker world as we know it is on the brink of an epic shift. What does the future hold for motorcycle clubs when new blood is challenging decades of tradition? Get ready to discover the emerging trends and dynamic forces that are reshaping the very landscape of biker culture, right now." #bikernews #motorcycleclub #outlawmotorcycleclub 00:00 Let's start with some biker news02:20 Have some Dignity04:14 Clubhouse turned into this09:32 Jury Hung in Motorcycle Club Case19:36 We used our brains37:11 Everyone I know is gone43:00 You can't blame people

Officersalso discovered a single “pineapple”-style capped and fused handgrenade, as well as what law enforcement believed was a militaryelectronic capped “claymore” mine. The Explosives OrdinanceDetail of the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department bomb teamdestroyed these items at the scene.

Singhwas initially facing state charges in San Joaquin County related tothese offenses. On July 21, 2025, he failed to appear at a courtappearance and the state court issued a bench warrant for his arrest.On July 23, 2025, the FBI received an alert from the U.S. Customs andBorder Protection that Singh had booked a ticket to India and wasscheduled to depart from the San Francisco International Airport onJuly 26, 2025. On that date, officers located and arrested Singh atthe airport before he could flee. Singh remains in federal custody.

Thiscase is the product of an investigation by the Federal Bureau ofInvestigation; the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms andExplosives; Enforcement and Removal Operations; Homeland SecurityInvestigations; the San Joaquin County District Attorney’s Office;the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office Explosive OrdinanceDetail; the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office SpecialInvestigations Unit; the Stockton Police Department; and U.S. Customsand Border Protection. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Alex Cárdenas andAdrian Kinsella are prosecuting the case.

THE MONGOLS WERE THE VICTIMS IN SHOOTING AT DAYTONA. There has been so many different stories about what happened this past Daytona Bike Week regarding the Mongols VS Warlock shooting. We've been covering every rabbit whole the news media has been throwing out there. We have a special guest on to present paperwork regarding the arrest of over 28 Mongols for that incident. We've also gained more insight about how the whole thing went down.

THIS IS NOT WHAT HAPPENEDWarlocks Motorcycle Club member Thomas McDaniel traveled from Virginia for Bike Week in March and was gathering with other Warlocks at a New Smyrna Beach RaceTrac when he noticed some Mongols at the other end of the parking lot.McDaniel said he was not "alarmed," though; he was unaware of “any issues” between the Warlocks and Mongols in Florida. He said he didn’t expect "an attack," according to an affidavit.00:00 This is how messed up this story is03:10 The news article07:00 Cops words dispute the story13:21 Black Dragon joins23:30 Clubs need to get a handle on this33:09 Both Sides of the story36:53 Going down a rabbit hole47:03 This is a damming article

WarlocksMotorcycle Club member Thomas McDaniel traveled from Virginia forBike Week in March and was gathering with other Warlocks at a NewSmyrna Beach RaceTrac when he noticedsome Mongols atthe other end of the parking lot.

McDanielsaid he was not "alarmed," though; he was unaware of “anyissues” between the Warlocksand Mongols inFlorida. He said he didn’texpect "an attack,"according to an affidavit.

REDRUMcomes to the Rescue

“I’msitting there trying to wave him, wave him to stop, stop, slow down,do something," related Mike Johnson, a member of the RedrumMotorcycle Club, which played a key role in saving Yvette's life."And as I look over, he’s at my rear tire, and that's whenthey collide.”

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00:00 Help me make it make sense

02:03 Mongols VS Warlocks MC

04:27 The Classification

06:28 How many were taken down

08:36 He said what?

09:55 Redrum Motorcycle Club to therescue

11:34 Congrats

he Routt County Sheriff’s Office has notified local officials of the possibility of a 100- to 700-person rally of the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club in Oak Creek in mid-August.Undersheriff Joshua Carrell summarized law enforcement’s evolving understanding of the event in an interview with the Steamboat Pilot & Today on Thursday.Carrell said that the Colorado Information Analysis Center notified the Sheriff’s Office that there could potentially be a Pagan’s Motorcycle Club rally in Oak Creek from Aug. 14 or 15 to Aug. 17.Reid Technique Step 1. Tell the suspect there is overwhelming evidence of their guilt. This may involve the interrogator lying about evidence implicating the suspect (e.g., “We’ve got a video of you committing the murder.”).Step 2. Shift the blame away from the suspect to some other person or set of circumstances that prompted the suspect to commit the crime (e.g., “I can understand why you would kill him. He was disrespecting you.”).Step 3. Never allow the suspect to deny guilt (e.g., “There is no point in saying you didn’t do it. You did. All the facts tell us that.”).Step 4. When the suspect gives reasons why he or she did not or could not commit the crime, build them into the guilty narrative (e.g., “I wouldn’t kill her. I loved her”; answer: “Sure, you loved her. That’s why when she was interested in other men you got so angry.”).Step 5. Keep the focus of the suspect on the investigator’s guilt narrative. Look them in the eye, pose questions, interact. Keep the suspect from thinking about their punishment.Step 6. Look for nonverbal signs (e.g., crying, head nodding) that you are getting closer to moving the suspect toward a confession. Be sympathetic and urge suspect to tell the truth.Step 7. Pose the “alternative question” (e.g., Don’t ask, “Did you kill your wife?” Ask, “Did you decide to kill your wife a long time ago or was the decision spontaneous?”).Step 8. Once you have an admission of guilt, get the suspect to give details. Do it in front of other witnesses, so the suspect knows more than one person has heard the confession.Step 9. Document the suspect’s admissions and have them sign the confession.00:00 Welcome All time to talk cops02:45 True or false about Pagans07:51 Cops don't forsee any problems09:44 Get them to spend all the money15:15 they're not there to help you at all15:18 The Reid Technique20:22 They don't so don't admit it28:00 Bad cop good cop34:00 Getting into your head38:11 Why are clubs giving up info