I'm not saying all cops do it, but I would hardly take a police report as Gospel. Usually whoever runs up to them first gets the bias in their favor right or not. Those who choose to make little or no statement are seen as uncooperative and usually get the short end of the stick. The reports are only as accurate as the liars and crazies telling their story.

 

Police reports are flawed by their very nature but will still bite you in court. Saying as little as possible to the police is just as smart for a 99% as a 1%.

 

My dick is smaller than yours !!! LOL

 

HA Oakland, Daly City, Frisco, SJ, Santa Cruz and others all have open-to-the public rides and parties, some at the clubhouses, some not.

The SF & Oakland clubhouses especially gave me a great idea for a coffee table book of pictures of all the bikes and symbols of appreciation and honoring of past members. Really cool stuff.

Top Hatters and Ghost Mountain Riders as well. Jus' Brothers, Henchmen and others too.

 

the police report thing is sarcasm... glad yall picked up on that.

and I live in killeen, TX. Not hard to find, and I don't scare easy. put up or shut up.

 

I don't think anyone was trying to scare you.

 

That's pretty impressive! I had no idea they'd be that open to anyone. I guess times have changed.

Going to Sturgis and seeing the Angels, would be first on my list of things to do. But I'll never make it up there. When I was stationed in California, I didn't see any of them or any clubs that I remember.

Thanks for the reply.

 

Sure. They advertise in the Thunder Press, have had support gear for sale at dealership, PC Dream Machines and Easy Rider shows.

The latest SJ chapter ride started at the SJ dealership. Their California PR is pretty good. The rides attract hundreds, maybe over a thousand at times.

 

I'd think they'd be paranoid of having the police there among the other riders. Still blows my mind.

 

What do you think happens on their rides? Rape women at every stop and pickup heroine on the way.