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2010 Edition iomgia.net U.S. OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE GANGS iomgia.net FREE SOULS DIRT & GRIME RESURRECTION GYPSY JOKERS GHOST RIDERS WASHINGTON EXILES AMIGOS, HOMBRES BOOZEFIGHTERS CHIEFTAINS CANYON RIDERS, GURIO COMBATANTS BROTHER SPEED SARACENS DESTRALOS, UNFORGIVEN AMIGOS UNRULY (BANDIDOS FARM CLUBS) OUTSIDERS OUTLAWS CROSS ROADS MOUNTAIN MEN (pending confirmation) BANDIDOS VIETNAM VETS BAD COMPANY HERMANOS FLYING IRON COSSACKS THUNDERBIRDS IRON EAGLES MAINE HELLS ANGELS SPARTANS BROTHERHOOD NORSEMEN WARLORDS MILFORD & CO IRON HORSEMEN HELLS OUTCAST MOUNTAIN MEN MONTANA PEACEMAKERS DIABLOS BROTHERSPEED NORTH DAKOTA SILENT THUNDER ROAD KINGS THE OTHERS GALLOPING GOOSE FOSSILS GYPSY JOKERS MIDNIGHT RIDERS HELLS ANGELS DAKOTA RIDERS FREE SOULS MONGOLS EL FORASTEROS SONS OF SILENCE OUTLAWS BROTHERSPEED GALLOPING GOOSE VERMONT BANDIDOS MONGOLS OREGON VIETNAM VETS ICE COLD RIDERS BPM’s CHOSEN FEW KINGSMEN MOUNTAIN MEN I-84 ROADBROTHERS SET FREE SOLDIERS DEMON KNIGHTS NH VIETNAM VETS MINNESOTA BROTHERHOOD VIETNAM VETS BROTHER SPEED CHOSEN FEW BARONS STREET SOLDIERS BLACK PISTONS DIABLOS AVENGERS HIGHWAYMEN OUTSIDERS VAGOS - (NEED TO CONFIRM) DIABLO LOBOS OUTCAST TRU BREED BRIDGE RUNNERS OUTLAWS THEMADONES SFB EL FORASTEROS BROTHERHOOD DORSAI RARE BREED HELLS ANGELS BLACK PISTONS, CHIEFTONS, DIABLOS, IDAHO DEADMEN EL FORASTEROS LOS VALIENTES DOMINERS, FREEWHEELERS, HEADSMEN VAGOS D.C. EAGLES WISCONSIN BLACK PISTONS IRON HORSEMEN EMPTIES GRIM REAPERS WHEELS OF SOUL PHANTOM LORDS, PALE RIDERS HIGHWAYMEN HEATHENS ROAD DOGS DEVILS DICIPLES SET FREE SOLDIERS RED EMERALDS, RED DEVILS SOUTH DAKOTA HELLS ANGELS MA HELLS LOVERS 69 ers RUM POT RUSTLERS, SIDEWINDERS VIETNAM VETS HERMANOS SIN CITY DECIPLES NEW YORK HELLS ANGELS SONS OF SILENCE MICHIGAN MORTAL SKULLS SOUTH SHORE HAWGS, TRIBEMAN GRAND FATHERS VIETNAM VETS THE SELECTS CHING-A-LINGS IMMORTALS IRON COFFINS ROAD VULTURES BROTHERHOOD VIETNAM VETS OUTLAWS VICTORS, VIGILANTES, LONG RIDERS, JUS BROTHERS BANDIDOS OL TIMERS ZULUS VIETNAM VETS SUNDOWNERS SIN CITY DESCIPLES SATENS SOLDIERS RI DEVILS DISCIPLES UNKNOWN LOCOS BANDIDOS GHOST DANCE BOOZEFIGHTERS WILD BUNCH BLACK PISTONS HELLS ANGELS PHUK BANDIDOS WYOMING VIETNAM VETS BOND SLAVES BPM VIETNAM VETS SATIN SINNERS ZODIACS NEW ATTITUDE UNFORGIVEN HELLS ANGELS VIETNAM VETS BRAVADOS DEVILS DICIPLES SCORPIONS CONDEMNED FEW WARLOCKS BOOZE FIGHTERS MONGOLS MIXTECAS KNIGHTS OUTLAWS OUTCAST HIGHWAYMEN VICIOUS CIRCLE OUTLAWS CT HIGHWAY DRIFTERS RED DEVILS, BORDER BANDITS DIABLOS GREEN MACHINE WHEELS OF SOUL HELLS ANGELS PAGANS P.O.B.O.B. DOWN & DIRTY DESTROYERS EL FORASTEROS VIETNAM VETS WARLOCKS HELLS ANGELS, VIETNAM VETS BELIEVERS (frozen) SONS OF HAWAII HELLS ANGELS IRON HORSEMEN BRANDED FEW BRUDENSCHAFT CRUCIFIERS VAGOS HANDLEBAR JOCKEYS BREED TRIBE BROTHERSPEED LOS LOBOS LEGACY VETS DEFIANT FEW THE CREW VIETNAM VETS KINGSMEN DEVILS HORSEMEN UMF OUTLAWS RENEGADES TRIBESMEN BROTHERHOOD PAGANS BOOZE FIGHTERS TRIBESMEN BLACK PISTONS BREED MESCALEROS VAGOS IRON RAGE VALHALLAS CIRCLE OF PRIDE JOURNEYMEN PENNSYLVANIA BOOZE FIGHTERS HELTER SKELTER IOWA MONGOLS SWORDSMEN WARLOCKS WEHRMACHT CROSS ROADS IRON HORSEMEN WARLOCKS NJ BRANDED ONES HOLE IN THE WALL CRUCIFIERS BROTHERHOOD WHEELS OF SOUL RAMBLERS TRIBE BOND SLAVES DEATH MARAUDERS BROTHERHOOD SIN CITY DESCIPLES WHEELS OF SOUL CHARTER OAKS JAMES GANG UMF NEBRASKA HELLS ANGELS BANDALEROS SONS OF SILENCE BLACK PISTONS AVENGERS PAGANS CHOSEN LOST TRIBE HUMPERS RIGHTEOUS ONES FLAT LANDERS D.C. EAGLES DEVILS DICIPLES OUTLAWS IRON DEMONS LOST SOULS BANDIDOS HOMBRES DEVILS DICIPLES VIETNAM VETS PAGANS COMBAT VETS PHANTOM LORDS SATANS SOLDIERS HOMBRES AMERICAN IRON VIETNAM VETS DIRTY DOZEN RENEGADES OHIO COMPADRES RESERVOIR DOGS HELL BENT HERMANOS RAPTORZ INDIANA HESSIANS FREE TOMORROW BROTHERHOOD VIETNAM VETS CROSS ROADS RIGHTEOUS & UNRULY NEVADA VIETNAM VETS WHEELS OF SOUL WHEELS OF SOUL BLACK PISTONS DIABLOS RED DEVILS NUGGETS BARONS FLYING WHEELS HELLS ANGELS MD RIGHTOUS ONES VALIANTS ILLINOIS GRIM REAPERS WHEELS OF SOUL APACHE WHEELS OF SOUL DISMANTLERS OUTLAWS PAGANS DE IRON HORSEMEN FUGARWE TRIBE TRIBE FORBIDDEN GHOST MOUNTAIN RIDERS KERBEROS MIDWEST DRIFTERS INVADERS IRON HORSEMEN VIETNAM VETS AVENGERS SKONERS WILD BUNCH IRON COFFINS ILLUSIONS THUNDERGUARDS MONGOLS HIGH PLAINS DRIFTERS BOOZE FIGHTERS DEVILS DISCIPLES TRIBE TOP HATTERS UTAH OUTCASTS INVADERS DIABLOS HELLS ANGELS THE WHEEL WARLOCKS, WHEELS OF SOUL DIABLOS LOBOS SCORPIONS OUTLAWS LEGACY VETS HELLS ANGELS VIETNAM VETS BROTHERS OF RENEGADES VIETNAM VETS, PAGANS ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA OMGs CALIFORNIA EL FORASTEROS GRIM REAPERS SIN CITY DECIPLES BOOZE FIGHTERS AMIGOS COLORADO THE MEN W. VIRGINIA TRIBE WARLOCKS SUNDOWNERS ROUGES BOOZE FIGHTERS BLACK PISTONS HELLS ANGELS BLITZKRIEG, DERELICTS GALLOPING GOOSE LAST REBELS BAY RIDERS HEATHENS BANDIDOS MONGOLS OUTLAWS CHING-A-LINGS VIRGINIA IRON HORSEMEN BANDIDOS OUTLAWS HELLS LOVERS HELLS LOVERS BARBARIANS MAYHEM HESSIANS EL FORASTEROS TITANS KINGSMEN, PHANTOMS, TRIBE AMONS DESTRALOS HELLS LOVERS SONS OF SILENCE BLACK PISTONS VIETNAM VETS MONGOLS HEAVY HITTERS GALLOPING GOOSE NEW BREED SONS OF SILENCE GHOST RIDERS THUNDERGUARDS, WHEELS OF SOUL HELLBOUND RESURRECTION BANDIDOS SUNDOWNERS VIETNAM VETS CUSTOM RIDERS WARLOCKS OUTLAWS DERANGED FEW SAINTS S/S SINNERS VIETNAM VETS VIETNAM VETS INVADERS HELLS ANGELS HELLS ANGELS MOST ENVIED KANSAS MISSOURI BOOZEFIGHTERS VIETNAM VETS SCORPIONS MERCILESS SOULS RED NATION AGAINST THE WALL DIABLOS LOBOS WEST COAST O.G. RIDERZ LEGACY VETS BOOZEFIGHTERS VIETNAM VETS VIETNAM VETS KENTUCKY PAGANS ROAD SAINTS PAGANS DEVILS GRIP UNTAMED MALDITOS MISFITS GENTS MEXTECAS GRIM REAPERS SUNDOWNERS SIN CITY DECIPLES OUTLAWS IRON HORSEMEN VIOLATORS SET FREE SOLDIERS HELLS ANGELS LONERS ROCK MACHINE DESPERADOES MESSENGERS GALLOPING GOOSE SONS OF SILENCE OUTLAWS SKELETON CREW SAINTS COCHISE RIDERS SONS OF SILENCE WHEELS OF SOUL HENCHMEN VIETNAM VETS INVADERS CHOSEN FEW DESTROYERS SONS OF SILENCE SADDLE TRAMPS HELLS ANGELS RENEGADES VITUSCANS BOOZE FIGHTERS NOMADENS PAGANS VIETNAM VETS DESPERADOS MOLOCHS SOUL BROTHERS MALDITOS BROTHERS WORD VETERANS NOMADS RED DEVILS MILITARY MISFITS STATESMEN WHEELS OF SOUL WANTED IRON HORSEMEN HUNS STEEL REBELS WHEELS OF SOUL HENCHMEN N. CAROLINA PECKERWOODS SADISTICS DEVILS DICIPLES WILD ONES REGULATORS SET FREE SOLDIERS SET FREE SOLDIERS LIMITED FEW SOLO ANGELS GRIM REAPERS BOANERGES LONERS PAISANOS LOS TRAVIESOS MONGOLS GHOST RIDERS UMG LOST DUTCHMAN LONERS BLACK PISTONS MONGOLS BANCHEES SOUTHSIDE CREW IRON CROSS IRON TRIBE BROTHERHOOD HIGH PLAINS DRIFTERS TENNESSEE THE FAMILY HELLS ANGELS P.O.B.O.B. VAGOS LONERS BLACK BERETS ROGUES FORSAKEN FEW DIABLOS LOBOS IRON HORSEMEN OUTLAWS OUTLAWS VAGOS SOUL BROTHERS BOOZE FIGHTERS SATANS TRAMPS WARLOCKS HUNS ARIZONA BLACK PISTONS VAGOS TRINITY HAMMERHEADZ PAGANS GREEN MACHINE BOOZE FIGHTERS CHOSEN FEW NEW MEXICO LOS CARNALES HESSIANS OKLAHOMA OZARK RIDERS STEELE STALLIONS WILD BUNCH HELLS ANGELS SPARTAN RIDERS DORSAI ARKANSAS SOUTHERN VIKINGS SPARTANS GRIM REAPERS BANDIDOS VIETNAM VETS NARBONAS SONS OF SILENCE OUTLAWS IRON CROSS S. CAROLINA HAWG RIDIN FOOLS LOS HERMANOS BLACK PISTONS SET FREE SOLDIERS GERMAN M/C ROAD BARONS MAN-O-WAR LUCIFERS CREW VIETNAM VETS OUTLAWS ASGARDS ALABAMA RIDERS GODS FEW HELLS ANGELS LOS COMPADRES GERMAN ARMY VETS COSSACKS VIETNAM VETS BLACK PISTONS ROLLING REBELS SET FREE SOLDIERS DEVILS DICIPLES OUTCASTS HELLS ANGELS OUTLAWS BOOZE FIGHTERS SOLDADOS BANDOLEROS DIRE WOLFZ RIGHTOUS ONES BANDIDOS MONGOLS VIETNAM VETS GEORGIA NATIVE THUNDER PACOTEROS BANSHEES SONS OF SILENCE ALABAMA REAPERS MISSISSIPPI RAPPERS PISTOLEROS SAINTS LEGACY VETS VIETNAM VETS BANDIDOS COMPANIEROS GREY GHOST PISTOLEROS FREEWHEELERS BLACK PISTONS SET FREE SOLDIERS BANSHEES THE FAMILY OUTLAWS AMIGOS TIBERONES VIETNAM VETS GALLOPING GOOSE VIETNAM VETS BANDIDOS BANDIDOS GERMAN ARMY VETS MEXHETEXOS TEXAS LOUISIANA VIETNAM VETS DEADMEN HOMBRES AVENGERS BREED CC RIDERS BROTHERHOOD LA RIDERS ROCK MACHINE COBRAS GERMAN M/C CRUISERS SCORPIONS SATANS TRAMPS BLACK PISTONS MONGOLS PHANTOMS BOOZEFIGHTERS VIETNAM VETS FLY IN WHEELS HIGHWAYMEN VIEX DEUX DAWGS SONS OF SILENCE SET FREE SOLDIERS GHOST RIDERS ROUGH RIDERS BANDIDOS PAN HANDLERS BANDELOROS HELLS ANGELS IRON COFFINS HOLE-N-DAWALL (pending confirmation) OUTCASTS SUNDOWNERS LOS CARNALES HELLS LOVERS HAWAII NA KUA ANA FLORIDA VIETNAM VETS ALASKA BOOZEFIGHTERS RENEGADES KINSMEN KINGSMEN SEMANON ALII BANDIDOS MYSTIC SEVEN HELLS ANGELS NAM NIGHTS SENTINELS KOA PUNA TRIBESMEN VIETNAM VETS WARLOCKS SCOOTER TRAMPS JESTERS SONS OF SILENCE DEVILS BREED VIETNAM VETS OUTLAWS VAGOS PAGANS BANDIDOS LEGACY VETS LARGEST 1% CLUBS VIETNAM VETS RED = HELLS ANGELS SET FREE SOLDIERS ORANGE = BANDIDOS BLUE = PAGANS BROWN = OUTLAWS PURPLE = VIETNAM VETS GREEN = SONS OF SILENCE ILLUSTRATION & DESIGN BY RMIN ANALYST: BRIAN NOVOTNY FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT USE ONLY.
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    Klaus von Lampe and Arjan Blokland Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs and Organized Crime ABSTRACT Outlaw motorcycle clubs have spread across the globe. Their members have been associated with serious crime, and law enforcement often perceives them to be a form of organized crime. Outlaw bikers are disproportionately engaged in crime, but the role of the club itself in these crimes remains unclear. Three scenarios describe possible relations between clubs and the crimes of their members. In the “bad apple” scenario, members individually engage in crime; club membership may offer advantages in enabling and facilitating offending. In the “club within a club” scenario, members engage in crimes separate from the club, but because of the number of members involved, including high-ranking members, the club itself appears to be taking part. The club can be said to function as a criminal organization only when the formal organizational chain of command takes part in organization of the crime, lower level members regard senior members’ leadership in the crime as legitimate, and the crime is generally understood as “club business.” All three scenarios may play out simultaneously within one club with regard to different crimes. Fact and fiction interweave concerning the origins, evolution, and prac- tices of outlaw motorcycle clubs. What Mario Puzo’s (1969) acclaimed novel The Godfather and Francis Ford Coppola’s follow-up film trilogy did for public and mafiosi perceptions of the mafia, Hunter S. Thompson’s Electronically published June 3, 2020 Klaus von Lampe is professor of criminology at the Berlin School of Economics and Law. Arjan Blokland is professor of criminology and criminal justice at Leiden University, Obel Foundation visiting professor at Aalborg University, and senior researcher at the Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement.
  • January to March 2013

    January to March 2013

    Osgoode Hall Law School of York University Osgoode Digital Commons Quarterly Summaries of Recent Events: Organized All Summaries Crime in Canada 3-2013 January to March 2013 Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/summaries Recommended Citation "January to March 2013" (2013). All Summaries. 15. http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/summaries/15 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Quarterly Summaries of Recent Events: Organized Crime in Canada at Osgoode Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Summaries by an authorized administrator of Osgoode Digital Commons. Organized Crime in Canada: A Quarterly Summary January to March 2013 ORGANIZED CRIME ACTIVITIES Auto Theft Corruption Counterfeiting Drug Smuggling and Trafficking o Poly Drug Trafficking (Marijuana and Cocaine) o Cocaine o Heroin o Marijuana Illegal Gambling and Bookmaking Money Laundering Tobacco Smuggling and Trafficking Violence ORGANIZED CRIME GENRES Chinese Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs ORGANIZED CRIME ACTIVITIES Auto Theft Provincial police in Quebec broke up an organized auto theft ring in which luxury SUVs and sedans stolen in the province were shipped to Africa by container ship. Police described the auto theft ring as a “structured network.” The majority of the cars were stolen from hotels around Trudeau Airport in Montreal and then stored in a barn outside the city. They were then placed in marine containers, transported to the Port of Montreal and shipped to Africa. At least 12 vehicles were seized by police. Source: QMI Agency, January 22, 2013, Montreal-Africa car theft ring busted Corruption A Canada Border Services officer who worked at a border crossing between Ontario and Minnesota was fired after it was discovered he “was socializing with organized crime figures and refusing to do secondary examinations on some who’d been tagged for more extensive searches,” CBC News reported.