Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs Rise of the Pagans in New Jersey Part 2 Australian Bandidos Motorcycle Club

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Originally founded as a fellowship of 13 motorcyclists, the Pagans were established in Prince George’s County, Maryland in 1959. The group evolved into a more formal motorcycle club with a specific governing structure, rules and traditions in the 1960s.As the number of chapters increased and spread to neighboring states, the Pagans joined other biker clubs in embracing the criminal outlaw motorcycle gang philosophy.It was around this time that the Pagans began to identify as “one-percenters,” a term adopted by certain motorcycle clubs to signify their outlaw status. It grew out of a statement attributed –possibly incorrectly–to the American Motorcycle Association following an alleged riot at a 1947 motorcycle-racing event in Hollister, Calif. that 99 percent of all motorcyclists were law-abiding citizens. To this day, Pagan members wear a one percent patch to display their outlaw pride.
Report URL- https://www.state.nj.us/sci/pdf/SCI%20Pagans%20Report.pdf
Woods Opening- A rebuttal to some of what we discussed about this report on the Pagans
#BIKERNEWS- First off we start our segment day of going over the report from the State of New Jersey on the Pagans Motorcycle Club- The Patriots Motorcycle Club is holding a run to benefit the Toys for Tots. We head overseas to Australia to cover some Bikie News- Mainly news on the Bandidos MC and Comancheros MC
Woods Final Thoughts.

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