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The funny part is that many of the people arrested weren't part of gangs that are even alleged to be involved in criminal activity (until that day). Many of the
by learc83 11y ago
The funny part is that many of the people arrested weren't part of gangs that are even alleged to be involved in criminal activity (until that day). Many of them weren't in the Bandidos and Cossacks, but regular 99% biker clubs. Some of the guys arrested were in the Soldiers for Jesus Christian Motorcycle Club, not some outlaw biker gang.
- AnimalMuppet 11y ago> Some of the guys arrested were in the Soldiers for Jesus Christian Motorcycle Club. Did you get that from the article, or do you have additional sources? The article had one photo of a Christian biker (or rather, one photo of a biker and the caption said he was with a Christian club). The caption did not say that he (or others with the club) were at Twin Peaks, nor did the article mention them whatsoever. Or did I miss something? To me, it seemed really odd, like the article was trying to say "see, some of these bikers are really decent people" and imply that some of them were there at Twin Peaks that day, when they really weren't.