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(FOX40.COM) — A Lodi man pleaded guilty on Monday to federal charges stemming from the illegal sale and possession of firearms, including a machine gun, after investigators tied him to an attempted weapons deal and the discovery of explosives.

According to the Department of Justice, Jashanpreet Singh, 27, pleaded guilty to unlawfully dealing firearms and unlawfully possessing a machine gun.

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GRASSY KEY, Fla. (CBS12) — A motorcycle gang member from Delray Beach was arrested in the Keys after a brief pursuit revealed he was wanted on felony gun and drug warrants.

Deputies with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office say 60-year-old John Ray Melvin, a self-identified "Pagan Outlaw" gang member, was arrested on Grassy Key after deputies discovered he was wanted on outstanding warrants from Palm Beach County.

The incident began around 3:15 p.m. when deputies attempted to stop a group of motorcyclists near Mile Marker 58 on U.S. 1. While one rider stopped and was cited for a suspended license, the rest of the group—including Melvin—reportedly fled the scene.

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A total of nine members of The Pagans were charged in connection with the alleged confrontation with two members of the rival Unknown Bikers Motorcycle Gang.

Seven other Pagans members were ordered to stand trial on identical charges after a separate preliminary hearing last Dec. 5 before District Court Judge Marc A. Alfarano.

A ninth man, George T. Cwienk III, 51, of the unit block of 7th Street, Bridgeport, is still awaiting his preliminary hearing.

During Thursday’s hearing, Assistant District Attorney Bradley Walter Deckel and co-prosecutor Libby Hemler argued the nine members of The Pagans observed two members of the rival Unknown Bikers Motorcycle Gang pumping gas at the Wawa, surrounded them and began physically assaulting them in an attempt to remove their so-called “colors.”

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A gunman involved in the shootout in May 2022 between Bandidos and Hells Angels bikers in a bar in Geneva's Plainpalais district was sentenced on Friday to 8 years in prison. The Criminal Court imposed sentences on two other protagonists. A fourth was acquitted.

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A high-ranking member of a motorcycle gang is accused of plotting to kill an Indiana judge after an effort to obstruct a domestic abuse trial failed, authorities alleged in court documents obtained Friday.

A probable cause affidavit alleges that Thomas Moss, 43, conspired with others to kill Tippecanoe County Superior Court Judge Steven Meyer and his wife on Jan. 18, two days before the trial was scheduled to begin.

Meyer and his wife were shot through the closed front door of their home in Lafayette, northwest of Indianapolis, according to the affidavit. Both were injured and released from the hospital.

The fight started around 3:28 p.m. after alleged members of the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club and the Demons of Hell Motorcycle Club — a support group of the Hells Angels — became involved in a confrontation in Lindenhurst off Sunrise Highway, investigators said.

The altercation began when members of the Demons of Hell and one Hells Angels member allegedly interrupted a memorial service for a Pagan’s member at a Lindenhurst bar, the DA said.

Dive into the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs and biker history with this eye-opening discussion on Outlaw Archive! Discover why Outlaw Archive is crucial for preserving outlaw motorcycle club artifacts, biker lifestyle memorabilia, and rare motorcycle history from the 50s through the 1970s. We tackle the controversy surrounding club supporters, cheerleaders, and super supporters bashing Outlaw Archive without understanding its mission to document California outlaw motorcycle clubs, Hell's Angels, Mongols, Straight Satans, and more. Learn how Outlaw Archive safeguards original photographs, patches, jackets, colors, meeting minutes, interviews, and newspaper clippings that represent the rebellious biker lifestyle and outlaw motorcycle club heritage—tens of thousands of pieces that Harley-Davidson Museum and Sturgis Hall of Fame ignore.

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