Bike gang shootout in Waco restaurant

[Armybrat]

"Twin Peaks Massacre", some media types are calling it. 9 dead - 18 wounded. And 12 Waco police officers, plus DPS troopers and BATFE agents were also on the premises when the fisticuffs & shooting started - they had been tipped that the rival gangs were meeting there:

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/...ead/ar-BBjTT5e


It is Texas law that members of gangs are not allowed to own firearms. Guess the bikers ignored it..... imagine that.

Wonder if Jocko knows about some good deals on Harleys that suddenly came on the market in Texas?

[leftysixty]

Yes sir, voluntary genetic cleansing!

[Longitude Zero]

1% Scum. Thankfully the only folks who died were Outlaw Biker SCUM!!!

[Planedude]

Yeah, We do everything bigger in Texas... Sigh.

The Austin anti gunners are racing their hybrid Hondas to the scene now. We'll have to listen to a lot of hysterical "if only they hadn't had guns..." interviews for a while now.

Never mind that the rest of us understand the exact meaning of the term "biker gang"...

[muggsy]

You meet the nicest people on a Honder.

[Armybrat]

I'd probably get shot on sight by those characters just for riding my old Honda (CT110):

[marshal kane]

. . .It is Texas law that members of gangs are not allowed to own firearms. Guess the bikers ignored it..... imagine that.

Pass another law that says it is against the law for gang members to ignore the first law. I think I could run for the Texas State Legislature under that banner and get elected. More people than you would care to count have been killed after a judge has issued a restraining order. All of this shows laws and restraining orders are just ink on paper. If perps are going to disobey, likely they will do it.

[TheTman]

I used to know some of the local outlaw bikers. They aren't nationally known or anything. The president was the only one that had a lick of sense, I think the rest rode the short bus to school. They used to show up at parties that a band I helped out threw. They idea of fun was to get drunk and fight. Didn't matter if it was against some others or amongst themselves, as long as fists were flying. I usually managed to see the violence coming and would skip out before it got started, and would hear about it later. They ruined several cool parties where me and my friends were jamming. The president used to like to come in and unplug my bass and plug his in and try and play bass. (He owned some of the equipment we were using, so I guess he had the right to do that) I'd hang out for a little bit, just to watch the stupidity go on with the members, then get out before the fists started flying. Not a lifestyle I had any interest in. I imagine down in Texas by the time they take all the stolen parts off the bikes, there won't be much left to sell.

[Bawanna]

I'd probably get shot on sight by those characters just for riding my old Honda (CT110):

Lucky! Mine was only a 90. Rode that thing into the ground.

[Armybrat]

Lucky! Mine was only a 90. Rode that thing into the ground.

My son still has mine - under a tarp out by his backyard shed. It's a 1980 model with less than 3,000 miles on it. I used it to commute to work for one school year, but quit after nearly gettin' run over several times by blind old geezers.

Saw this comment about the Waco shootout:

"For there to only be 9 deaths, 18 wounded, 100+ weapons, 192 arrested, in what amounts to close quarters..
Are they bad with guns/knives or did a bunch of them have cold feet?"

[Armybrat]

Since there were already a dozen Waco PD cops, plus some State DPS troopers, McClennan County deputies, and one local game warden on the premises (they knew ahead of time the gang meeting was taking place - it was on the statewide biker organization website calendar), I wonder who actually shot whom. Bet the LEOs had the biggest tally.

It's going to be interesting in Austin next month, as the annual ROT (Republic of Texas) Rally is scheduled. It's kinda like a mini-Sturgis - tens of thousands of biker riders congregate for various events. Wonder if they'll be hosting any shootin' competitions this year? lol

My son's FIL ( a rancher from NE Texas) usually rides down for the ROT Rally, but somebody stole his Harley before Christmas.

Trouble is, most folks don't know the difference between motorcycle clubs & the known criminal outlaw biker gangs like the Bandidos, Cossacks, Scimitars, etc.

[Longitude Zero]

Armybrat part of the problem is that the non 1%ers dress, talk and many times act just like the 1%ers. If they do not want to be associated with Outlaw Biker scum I suggest they first change how they dress and act. Another thing they can do is to REFUSE to pay for and wear the Confederation of Clubs patch. That is just a money source for the outlaw organizations. It is amazing how uneducated many law abiding bike riders are about the 1%ers. Folks that ride bikes need to pull their heads out of their keisters and pay attention. The 1%ers make a big splash for Toys for Tots and other charities but it is only to appear to be legitimate and con folks into not seeing the truth about their degeneracy.

[Buzzard45]

former honder rider


used to own a honder, wish i had a pic. of mine, but this ones close, mine was dark blue with black chrome, not a bit of the shiny stuff.
As for biker clubs, never was and never will.
If i ever have enough $$$ me thinks a black Harley would be real nice.

[Armybrat]

You're pretty smart for a Sooner, LZ! (wink)

But yes you are absolutely correct. The knowledgeable locals here have known what a bunch of criminals the Bandidos have been for 40 years. Drug dealing, drug smugglin', working with the Mexican cartels, prostitution, & human trafficking. What's unusual about this is they usually do their killing out of the "public eye".

The club hobbyist 99%ers need to distance themselves from the criminal element and any state or nationwide organization they belong to.

Say, has ol' Jocko been around since yesterday?

[Longitude Zero]

You're pretty smart for a Sooner, LZ! (wink)

But yes you are absolutely correct. The knowledgeable locals here have known what a bunch of criminals the Bandidos have been for 40 years. Drug dealing, drug smugglin', working with the Mexican cartels, prostitution, & human trafficking. What's unusual about this is they usually do their killing out of the "public eye"

Thanks. As a general rule you are right. However the Big 4 Hells Angels, Bandidos, Outlaws, and the Mongols have been getting a lot of pressure from other outlaw lesser gangs in the last decade or so. There was a big brouhaha in a Vegas Casino a few years ago. As the lesser gangs are encroaching the Big 4 feel the need to exert their dominance and do it whenever necessary. This sounds like a "dis" that got out of hand. Whatever match lit the fire it cannot be tolerated. You can bet the patched members of al clubs will be laying low in the public eye for awhile.