He ends up being beaten and forcibly thrown out of the premises after a brawl erupts on the compound. Īn individual named Virgil Means attended a party at the Sin City Deciples Colorado Springs chapter clubhouse on March 2 of the year 2011. On June 7 of 2011, an unidentified biker is spotted throwing a flammable item through the window of the group's Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania clubhouse before departing from the scene in a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Some of these vehicles were found at the group's old clubhouse in Cleveland. After buying many of the automobiles, they were resold and/or stripped down for parts.
The individuals had allegedly purchased 25 vehicles and two stereo systems with phony checks from sellers on various online marketplaces such as Craigslist. įollowing an FBI investigation, four members of the belonging to the Cleveland, Ohio chapter of the Sin City Deciples are indicted on check fraud charges: Vincent “Gutta” Butler, George “Geo” Hannet, Darnell “Lyfe” Milton and Deonte “Smoke” Sullins. The third passenger, Vernon Rogers, is also charged with theft and receives harsher theft charges on account of being a convicted felon.
The driver, Ernest Jackson, is arrested for speeding and theft while passenger Melvin Bartcher is charged with drug possession and theft. The vehicle was searched where drugs and weapons were uncovered. Three Sin City Deciples were stopped by authorities while they were riding in a car en route to the Annual Bikers Roundup in Hampton, Georgia on August 6, 2006. The murder, which took place on an interstate road in Birmingham, Alabama, stemmed from a gang conflict as Bevelle had been the president of a rival biker gang to the Sin City Deciples, Sho' Nuff. gunned down 33-year-old Charles Edward “Big Charlie” Bevelle Jr. In January 11, 2009, a Sin City Deciples member by the name of Charlie Joe “Coyote” Wilson, Jr. An additional 47 individuals were charged with curfew violations. The riots went on for days and ended with the arrest of 123 African-Americans who were charge with resisting arrest. In response, curfew laws were put into effect and hundreds of police in addition to 550 members of the National Guard were deployed with the intent of suppressing the conflict. The arrests subsequently sparked racial tensions and resulted in local riots that led to lootings. The earliest documented instance of the group's run-in with the law dates back to July 1968 when a pair of Sin City Deciples members were arrested and charged with raping a white woman in Gary, Indiana. The revenue of the Sin City Deciples reportedly comes from the sale of illicit drugs and they are regarded as a criminal organization by law enforcement. The Sin City Deciples are rivals with the Wheels of Soul Motorcycle Club. While historically the Sin City Desciples has required that all members own and ride Harley Davidson motorcycles, riders of metric bikes, including sport bikes, are able to join the Disciple's sibling club, the Sin City Titans. Some of the group's support clubs include the Street Misfitz M/C, Street Soldiers M/C, Black Angels M/C, Dem Boyz M/C, So Solid Ryders M/C, the Saddle Bastards Motorcycle Club, and Chauns Motorcycle Club. The club is reportedly allied with the Dahuru and Mix Breed. Members of the Motorcycle Club refer to each of their clubhouses as "Sity Hall". Additionally, the Sin City Deciples make use of the term "1934 Express" used to signify the numerical initials of the group (19th letter of the alphabet = S, 3rd letter of the alphabet = C, and 4th letter of the alphabet = D). The popular motto, "death before dishonor", is utilized by the group as well as the phrase "Deciples Forever, Forever Deciples" – abbreviated as DFFD. The Sin City Deciples have chapters in the following American states: Alabama, Ohio, Colorado, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Virginia, Tennessee, Nevada, Georgia, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Missouri, South Carolina, Florida, Washington, California, Mississippi and Utah. Though primarily composed of black men, the club affirms that it is, in fact, open to men of all races and ethnicities. Members of the group have described the organization as a " one percenter" club. Only later did the club establish a chapter in Las Vegas, commonly known as "Sin City". The Sin City Deciples Motorcycle Club was founded in Gary, Indiana in 1966.
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