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UTAH INTERMOUNTAIN OUTLAW MOTORCYCLE THE ONE PERCENTER GANG INTELLIGENCE GROUP Volume 2, Issue 14 JULY 2011 A LAW ENFORCMENT THE HELLS ANGELS MC SENSITIVE PUBLICATION The Hells Angels MC was as well. Once the club split, the separate Hells Angels met and founded on March 17, 1948 after newly formed Hells Angels MC merged into one organization. Inside this issue: a man named Otto Friedli and a stuck to being a motorcycles group of his friends broke off only club. In 1954 a second chap- The original insignia of the Hells from the Pissed off Bastards of ter of the Hells Angels MC came Angels was taken from the 552 nd The Hells Angels MC 1 Bloomington (POBOB’s) and into existence with the merging Medium Bomber Squadron, and founded the first chapter of the of the San Francisco (Frisco) the 85 th Fighter Squadron. Even- The Most Influential 2 Hells Angels MC. The name California based Market Street tually the president of the Frisco Member. Hells Angels has a lot of myths Commandos MC. Chapter Frank Sadilek designed a and rumors about how it came version of the club logo which The Angels Own Serial 3 to be. Many believe it came from The Hells Angels MC has been eventually became the revered Killer. a WWII fighter squadron that classified by both the Federal “Death Head.” After the An- The Lennoxville Massa- 4 was known as the Hells Angels, Bureau of Investigations and the thony Tait case known as Op- cre/“Mom.” while others believe it was be- Canadian Security Intelligence eration Ruff Rider which ended cause people who resided in Service as a member of the “BIG in 1987 the Hells Angels MC “Nurget” and the Que- 5 Fontana California, where the 4” of motorcycle gangs. That list sewed the mouth of the death bec Biker War. original members lived often is also made up of the Bandidos, head which originally was open referred to the group of motor- Pagans, and Outlaws MC’s. shut. They did this to signify that The “Vandaminator.” 6 cycle riders as Hells Angels as angels don’t talk. It was a little they rode wildly through the One rumor about the early days too late by that time. The Man That Runs 7 streets of Fontana. Either way of the clubs history is, just after Ventura, Ca. Like most OMG the Hells Angels the name has become synony- the forming of the club, there was another group of Hells An- run their organization with a “Hoover.” 8 mous with what many consider military type structure. Unlike gels MC in Gardena California. to be the greatest criminal or- ranks like the military, the Hells OMG Info In The News. 9 ganization since the mafia to Neither the Fontana nor San Angels officer ranks are follows: The HA and USAANA/ exist. Francisco chapters knew they President., Vice-President., Sec- 10 existed, as well the Gardena retary, Treasure, Sgt-at-Arms, Conclusion. Many do not know this, but the Hells Angels did not know about Road Captain., Full Patched The One Percenter is com- original POBOBS were not only the Fontana or Frisco chapters. Members., Prospects, and Hang- piled and managed by Mike a motorcycle club, but a car club Eventually over time the two arounds. Lynes. He can be contact at [email protected] or at #1-801-509-1906. The THE ROCKSTARS OF THE OMG WORLD One Percenter is a law en- forcement training and intel Becoming a member of the Hells cannot be of African American patches they wear on their cuts/ Angels MC is a long road, which Descent, been a convicted child colors are all copied from the publication only. most do not travel, those that molester, have testified or sup- Hells Angels MC. do rarely make it. Unlike other plied information to law enforce- OMG the Angels can pick from ment, or have ever worked as, At this time it is believed that the choices ranks in the biker or applied to work as a police the Hells Angels MC has over world. Becoming a Hells Angels officer, or corrections officer. 100 chapters in 29 countries. member begins as a hang- The first chapter outside of the around. One is then invited to The Hells Angels MC is the clubs United States was founded in the prospect for the club. If the that all OMG even their enemies early 1960’s. Since then they prospect period is survived then strive to be. They have since have expended across the globe they are granted full member- their birth been leading the way giving way to new areas of crime ship. From their one may move in the OMG world. Most of what for the club and its membership. into one of the various officer other OMG and MC in existence ranks. Prospective members today do, how they act, and the Page 2 THE ONE PERCENTER THE HELLS ANGELS MC AND THE MEN INVOLVED WITH IT Since 1948 some of the most influential men in the OMG world have come from the Hells An- gels MC,. These mem- bers have patented the way almost all OMG and their members act, dress, commit crimes, and basi- cally live their lives. Members that rule that organization and men that even their own members strive to be like, or fear. SONNY BARGER THE MOST INFLUENTIAL MAN IN THE OMG WORLD Had Ralph Hubert “Sonny” In 1969, Sonny and the Oak- manipulating his throat mus- Sonny has authored numerous Barger, DOB 10-08-1938 land Hells Angels along with a cles. books, the first being called never been born, the OMG few Angels from the San Fran- “Hells Angel the life and times community would not be as In 1988 Sonny was convicted advanced as it is now. Yet cisco Chapter worked security of Sonny Barger and the Hells alone the Hells Angels MC for the Rolling Stones at a free of conspiracy to commit mur- Angels Motorcycle Club. “ would not be the world concert in Altamont California. der by planning the bombing of wide criminal organization it During the concert Hells An- a rival motorcycle clubs club- Sonny has been able to suc- is. Sonny joined the Angels gels members killed an African house. Sonny was sentenced cessfully sell himself as an in 1957 forming the Oakland American man. to federal prison in Arizona. American Icon, making himself Chapter. Sonny brought the He was released in 1992. a multi-millionaire by selling his mother chapter to Oakland In 1965 Sonny wrote a letter books, t-shirts, beer, stickers, where it has remained since. to then President of the United Around 1996 Sonny decided pictures of himself, and any- States Lyndon Johnson volun- he wanted to move back to thing he can put his name or Sonny had a vision for the teering Hells Angels members Arizona as he learned during face on. Angels. He saw then as a to behind the line covert mili- his stay in prison that the cli- worldwide organization, he tary action during the Vietnam mate was ideal for him and the Many in the OMG community incorporated the club, put believe that upon the death of War. Of course the offer was condition he has with his patens on the name and club Sonny the peace agreements throat. At the time Arizona logo in not only the United declined. During this period in he spent years putting together States but in numerous America Sonny was well was run by the Dirty Dozen with rival gangs, as well as MC. Sonny started courting countries. known for going after peace established gang boundaries demonstrators in Northern the Dirty Dozen to patch over will be broken and we will see California. as Hells Angels. After success- more violence with OMG and fully merging the Dirty Dozen their members then regular. Sonny started branching out In 1982 Sonny was diagnosed MC into the Hells Angels com- with the club forming with throat cancer, after being munity, Sonny moved to Ari- chapters across the United a heavy smoker for most of his zona becoming a member of States and in numerous life. His voice box was re- the Cave Creek Chapter. countries. moved and has been able to Sonny has remained a member teach himself to speak again by of that chapter since. Volume 2, Issue 14 Page 3 THE MOST PROLIFIC KILLER IN HA HISTORY Canadian Hells Angel Yves weighing around 135 lbs. Along low Angel around $150,000 in A few members were allowed “Apache” Trudeau was born in with being a heavy cocaine drug debt. to live and were folded into the 1946, and was the founder of addict, he is considered the Montreal Chapter, thus ending the North Chapter of the Hells Angels most dangerous man, Around this time many of the Angels stationed out of Sher- having confessed to killing over the North Chapters existence brook, Quebec. Apache was 40 people in his day, all of his Canadian Angels began to re- forever. originally a member the Pop- murders were between the sent the North Chapter mem- eye’s another OMG from Que- years of 1973 to 1985. bers believing that the chapter Apache was supposed to attend bec which were courted and was cheating them out of drug the meeting, but he had entered Apache was awarded the An- eventually became the Hells profits, so a decision was made into a drug treatment program gels “Filthy Few” patch and was Angels MC North Chapter in to exterminate the chapter all just prior to the meeting being 1977.
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