Members of the Hells Angels, Bandidos, Pagans, Outlaws, and other criminal outlaw motorcycle gangs are colloquially known as ...

An entire chapter of the Hells Angels motorcycle club has been arrested in California as part of a criminal street gang investigation and now face charges including kidnapping, robbery and assault ...

Both the Hells Angels and Pagans are well-established outlaw motorcycle gangs, with a history of crimes across the country ranging from narcotics trafficking to racketeering.

George Christie can recall the moment he decided to exit the Hells Angels. “I walked into the outlaw motorcycle life because it was a live and let live society,” the former club leader told ...

A violent fight between members of rival outlaw motorcycle gangs at a job site in the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center has left ...

Former Hells Angels chapter president Pat Matter breaks down biker gang scenes in movies and television, such as "Sons of Anarchy," for realism. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs Are Like Any Other Street Gang. ... That isn't a small number when you consider the Hells Angels had 217 chapters across 27 countries with around 3,000 members in 2002.

The first "outlaw" biker gang didn't appear until 1935, when employees of the locomotive firm Electro-Motive Corporation created the McCook Outlaws Motorcycle Club at Matilda's Bar on old Route 66 ...

Hells Angels, Red Devils motorcycle gangs work together in central NC, prosecutors say. The 16 people are part of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club and the Red Devils Motorcycle Club. U.S. Attorney ...

The 16 people charged are part of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club and the Red Devils Motorcycle Club. U.S. Attorney Michael Easley Jr. said the two gangs work together. Updated 3:14 PM Oct 16, 2024 ...

DENVER — Anonymous far-right social media accounts have claimed the Hells Angels outlaw motorcycle club is coming to Colorado to fight Venezuelan gang members. They have not provided evidence to ...

And although outlaw motorcycle gangs only account for an FBI-estimated 2.5% of American gang membership, they're disproportionally responsible for gang-related violence and drug offenses.