Former Toronto Bandido chapter member Bob Pammett Sr. loses mansion, Hummer and koi pond, top court rules, upholding earlier judgement of lower court.

I’ll be speaking at Bayfield Book Fair on Saturday about Business or Blood: Mafia Boss Vito Rizzuto’s Last War. Looking forward to it, especially hearing from others on panel, including Douglas Gibson, who published trade paperback of One Dead Indian: the Premier, the Police and the Ipperwash Crisis.

Hamilton Hells Angel Walter Stadnick‘s not allowed to ride a Harley for another four years, if parole board decision holds up

Faced with possible death penalties, Texas bikers may start rolling, police say. That’s expected to finally shed light on American role in Ontario Bandido Massacre.

There’s a fair bit of information on Canadian Bandido Massacre in this story on Waco shootout.

Nine lives are lost – and a couple more may die soon in hospital – over tiny patches of cloth. Ed Winterhalder helps explain biker shootout in Waco, Texas between Bandidos and Cossacks.

Wayne Kellestine and the other five men connected to the now-defunct Canadian Bandidos will have to serve out their life terms, with no eligibility for parole until October 2034, when Kellestine will be 85 years old. The Ontario Court of Appeal quashed their appeal bids on April 16 in a thorough, 58-page decision. All of the convicted men except Michael (Taz) Sandham, the former Winnipeg cop, had appealed their cases and made an effort to gain a new trial. Brett (Bull) Gardiner, the youngest of the group, will be 50 when he’s eligible to apply for parole.

Jason Addison, the Australian Bandido boss, was particularly critical of Americans running club after the 2005 Shedden Massacre. Now he’s facing legal problems after extortion bust.

Canada’s oldest outlaw biker club, the Red Devils, fold into Bacchus club as Hells Angels usher in their own support club – also called the Red Devils. Suddenly, Bacchus from the Maritimes are Canada’s second largest outlaw biker club while the Vagos are a significant player.

Asia’s getting outlaw biker gangs, including Rock Machine from Canada. Not too long ago, Rock Machine considered dead. Not so. Remember Hells Angels in Canada wrongly declared dead in mid-1980s.