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Historic MCs Mongols & Outlaws Allegedly Snatch Colors

Historic MCs Mongols & Outlaws Allegedly Snatch Colors13 oct.1 h 14 min

Today on Black Dragon Biker TV: Video out of Mexico continues to surface from the recent Juárez bike fest melees. One clip shows at least a half dozen men in Mongols cuts kicking a man down and stripping what appears to be his cut off his back. Hands on the back, cloth coming off. That is a cut pull. No police report or named news outlet has independently confirmed the location or the man’s identity as of this morning. The video shows the Mongols in their colors taking his. A second clip, location undisclosed, shows roughly 30 men in Outlaws colors surrounding two men and pulling what the posts claim are Satan’s Choice patches. The upload is titled “30 Outlaws Vs 2 Satans Choice in Canada.” No police report or named news story has confirmed the place, the date, or the patches. The video is being treated online as a cut pull. Pretoria. Saturday night, October 10, around 8 p.m. at Little Britain Pub, Waterkloof Lifestyle Centre. A 55-year-old man was shot dead and another man wounded. Brooklyn police are investigating murder and attempted murder. Captain Johan van Dyk said the victims are linked to the MAC’s Biker Group and the suspect to the Crusaders. An argument escalated, the suspect drew a firearm, the bullet passed through the wounded man and struck the deceased. The suspect fled on a motorcycle and was arrested the next morning. He was due in Pretoria Magistrate’s Court in Hatfield. Sapa Yopa condemned the violence. Daily Maverick’s piece ties the shooting to broader fears about outlaw clubs and drug factories in South Africa. Police have not linked this shooting to drugs or international clubs. The arrest and the club affiliations are the confirmed facts. The rest is the paper’s frame. Louisville. The Jefferson County Attorney announced October 9 that no criminal charges will be pursued against either person in the September 30 Preston Highway incident involving Tenaya Stanford. Mike O’Connell said that does not mean either handled it well. LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey said several versions circulating are not entirely accurate, the social media video does not show the full encounter, and Stanford’s statement to police left out key pieces. She initially reported no injuries. The harassment-with-physical-contact report was filed. No arrest was made. The steering-wheel-lock account and the full video are now under that official finding. Viewer discretion advised. News and commentary. Allegations are not convictions unless a court outcome is stated. The Mex