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Detention proceedings underway for Sin City Disciples member - Vimarsana News

Detention proceedings underway for Sin City Disciples member

Richard White of Pittsburgh, was charged with racketeering and conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, according to the superseding indictment.

Morrow man indicted on human trafficking and other charges - Vimarsana News

Morrow man indicted on human trafficking and other charges

ATLANTA — Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced on Tuesday, Sept. 12 that a Morrow man and alleged gang member has been indicted on human trafficking and other charges.

Mug shots released of 16 Outcast Motorcycle Club members arrested, indicted - Vimarsana News

Mug shots released of 16 Outcast Motorcycle Club members arrested, indicted

The largest motorcycle gang indictment in Georgia's history was announced in June by Attorney General Chris Carr, Atlantic Judicial Circuit District Attorney Billy J. Nelson, Jr., Richmond Hill Police Chief Mitch Shores, and others.

Motorcycle gang members indicted in Bryan Co. - Statesboro Herald - Vimarsana News

Motorcycle gang members indicted in Bryan Co. - Statesboro Herald

Sixteen members of a Georgia motorcycle gang have been indicted on charges stemming from a shooting that injured two people last year in a hotel parking lot, authorities said Monday.

16 alleged motorcycle gang members indicted in Bryan County - Bryan County News - Vimarsana News

16 alleged motorcycle gang members indicted in Bryan County - Bryan County News

The Georgia attorney general's office announced late Monday that 16 alleged members of the Outcast motorcycle gang were indicted in Bryan County in what the office called "the largest motorcycle gang indictment in state history."