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Read this the other day via Twitter.

National President and vice president of Bandidos motorcycle club was convicted of a host of charges including racketerring.
This story is a profile and lacks a smoking gun on whether or not the guy is guilty.
On its face, it seems to me he's not guilty of the stuff the federal governemtn accuses him of....

I know little about modern motorcycle gangs, but i find some of this stuff hard to beleive ....

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/jeff-pike-waco/
 
Read this the other day via Twitter.

National President and vice president of Bandidos motorcycle club was convicted of a host of charges including racketerring.
This story is a profile and lacks a smoking gun on whether or not the guy is guilty.
On its face, it seems to me he's not guilty of the stuff the federal governemtn accuses him of....

I know little about modern motorcycle gangs, but i find some of this stuff hard to beleive ....

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/jeff-pike-waco/

What do you find hard to believe?

The most unbelievable part of that to me was the idea a guy wearing a 1% patch claiming he’s an angel.
 
It’s only a matter of time before someone like this guy gets found not guilty after his lawyers spend days reading to the jury tweet after tweet from the President in which he claims federal law enforcement is corrupt.
 
Read this the other day via Twitter.

National President and vice president of Bandidos motorcycle club was convicted of a host of charges including racketerring.
This story is a profile and lacks a smoking gun on whether or not the guy is guilty.
On its face, it seems to me he's not guilty of the stuff the federal governemtn accuses him of....

I know little about modern motorcycle gangs, but i find some of this stuff hard to beleive ....

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/jeff-pike-waco/
I don’t find any of it hard to believe.
 
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It’s only a matter of time before someone like this guy gets found not guilty after his lawyers spend days reading to the jury tweet after tweet from the President in which he claims federal law enforcement is corrupt.

Speaking of which, the President is in full meltdown mode today on Twitter.

I'm not being political, just pointing this out as a public service notice.
 
What do you find hard to believe?

The most unbelievable part of that to me was the idea a guy wearing a 1% patch claiming he’s an angel.

It was hard for me to believe because of the lack of evidence presented in the story.
Of course, I don't think the writer's intent was focus on the trial or this guy's guilt. And I didn't do any follow up research on this club or its president.

I get the sense the writer finds it hard to believe the guy is guilty.
 
It was hard for me to believe because of the lack of evidence presented in the story.
Of course, I don't think the writer's intent was focus on the trial or this guy's guilt. And I didn't do any follow up research on this club or its president.

I get the sense the writer finds it hard to believe the guy is guilty.

The same writer that admits early in the piece that he "felt like a celebrity" when dining out with the guy wearing his cut is having a hard time believing the MC is a violent gang? You don't say......
 

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