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FORT CARSON MAN BELIEVED TO BE CONNECTED TO BIKER GANG FACES ASSAULT, DRUG AND WEAPON CHARGES. Frank Perry • FC News Network Published Oct 10, 2024 • Last updated Oct 11, 2024 • 4 minute read Fort Carson Sheriff's Office seized drugs, weapons and cash in a raid last wednesday. — photo courtesy of the Fort Carson Sheriff's Office. Fort Carson Sheriff's office investigated an individual following an incident that took place last Tuesday. Matthew Casttelini, 24, was arrested during the sheriff's operation. It all started with an altercation. Following what looked at first like a road rage incident, Matthew Castellini confronted a male on a motorcycle outside a gas station store on Main Street in Fort Carson. The victim was struck by a baseball bat several times. Deputies say they don’t know how badly the other biker was injured because he left the scene. The victim refused to cooperate with authorities, but the incident was caught on security camera footage at around 5:22 p.m. on October 9. Images show a heavily tattooed man arriving in a pickup truck, climing out of the truck with a baseball bat in hand before unleasing an aggresive attack on the man sitting on a motorcycle. Alerted by pedestrians witnessing the assault, the Sheriff's Office arrived while the suspect was still on the scene, casually buying a pack of cigarette inside the convenience store. During his arrest Castellini was heavily intoxicated and several baggies of cocaine were found in his vehicle, enabling a search warrant at his residence in Fort Carson the next day. Following Castellini's home search, deputies found what happened to be one of the most significant drug bust of the year for the small-town Sheriff's Office. ''We seized several items including two handguns, one long pump action rifle aswell as a semi-automatic firearm and approximately 1/4 of a kilogram of cocaine, 6 onces of marijuanna, and nearly 200 pills of ecstasy. On top of that roughly $12,000 in cash money was found in the storage shed.'' Said Deputy Sheriff William Bradford. Bradford said Sheriff's Office also seized several supporter clothing items with the Soul Slayers MC logo, including hoodies, T-shirts and a belt buckle with the biker's club skeleton logo engraved. ''It's the first time we're seeing this motorcycle club in the county. And because it has never been documented before, it leads us to believe that this could be the accessories of a relatively new biker gang trying to establish itself in the state of San Andreas.'' Braford specified that no biker vests with patches nor even a motorcycle were found at Castellini's home, leading to speculation that the 24 years-old is likely only an aspiring member of the club, and thus a minor actor in what seems to be a larger drug trafficking network. Matthew Castellini, 24, the day of his arrest; 2024-10-08. Matthew Castellini of Fort Carson has been charged with assault with a weapon, possession of an illegal weapon, possession of a prohibited weapon, two counts of possession of a restricted weapon, and multiples counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell. The accused is scheduled to appear in court on Monday. Miscellaneous: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvatore_Cazzetta https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/devils-ghosts-biker-gang-members-face-drug-weapons-charges-1.3189557 https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/organized-crime-figure-tied-to-hells-angels-gets-full-parole https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Machine_Motorcycle_Club https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockers_Motor_Club https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.H._(police_informer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Ward_(biker)
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Barons Motorcycle Club is a small outlaw motorcycle club situated within San Andreas. As a breakaway group from its predecessor, following it's disbandment due to internal conflicts and heavy law enforcement pressure, Barons Motorcycle Club was created in aim for once before fellow members to reestablish themselves within its former state. Alongside new members joining the ranks over the few years of it's establishment, Barons MC had gradually created a presence for themselves to be known. Continuing to uphold the old culture, Barons Motorcycle Club follows a strict code of loyalty, honor and respect. From forming public rallies and events to delving into the underworld, with reports of involvement within illegal trade as well as aggressive nature with prior altercations involving different groups. Barons MC is a predominantly white small time outlaw motorcycle club, slowly increasing its member base within the state of San Andreas and maintain to uphold the known old school culture within outlaw motorcycle gangs. Identifiable by their denim vests with various patches associated to the club, alongside further affiliations varying from clothing, signs, banners etc., as well as their strict usage of all-American motorcycles. OOC: Barons Motorcycle Club aims to portray a realistic old school motorcycle club whilst still maintaining to be predominantly fictional. For those seeking to join, it is recommended to do some research about outlaw motorcycle clubs in order to understand the experience we intend to portray. Barons MC is a predominantly all white club. It is possible for American Latino and Asians to join but may deem difficult. Upon joining the faction, faction leadership reserve the right to CK you from the faction at any time. Don't rely on faction members to consistently feed you with roleplay. We may not be around the same locations 24/7 therefore it is highly recommended you create your own roleplay and interact with fellow outsiders and members where necessary. Development is key. Questions regarding the faction can go to cheeky or Klag
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ABOUT The Hell Runners Motorcycle Club or the HRMC is a 1% Motorcycle Club originally coming from the Tri-State Region (New York (NY), New Jersey (NJ) and Connecticut (CT)) that was founded by Kevin Portillo and James Deckert in 1984 as a group for motorcycle passionates. The club later got involved in multiple illegal actions such as racketeering, drug and arms dealing, prostitution and arson which got them under the radar of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The New Jersey chapter was considered to be the original one, with the 5 founding members coming from that area; usually all-charter churches were held in Lakehurst, New Jersey being considered one of the more iconic landmarks for the club, with most of the members calling it the mother-chapter. At the moment, the US Department of Justice declares that there are over 500 sworn-members over the 50 states in America, being considered one of the most dangerous gangs in the US. The club is not officially a racially segregated organization, although no afro-american members are apart of the HRMC. ORGANIZATION Each Hell Runners chapter in the United States is organized in a rank structure, consisting of a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary/Treasurer, multiple Sergeant-At-Arms, Road Captains and Enforcers. Each of the existing chapters has autonomy over their members/rankings and can make local-impact decisions on their own, without permission or summoning a church at the mother-chapter's location. ((OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION)) This faction is aiming to portray a realistic 1% MC, inspiring ourselves from existing motorcycle clubs from the United States. Gaining membership in the faction is done strictly IC (In Character) and we do not condone any type of favoritism but we encourage you to bring your friends along in our faction. We strive to follow all of the rules of LS-RP and enforce them at all times within the faction. If you have any questions or concerns about our faction, you can reach out to me (@danut) or @trickster.
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This thread will follow the daily character development of Marcus Paredes in Warlocks MC
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This thread will follow the daily character development of Oberon Waverly
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In a dusty town where the tumbleweeds roam, Lived a biker named Teddy, all muscle and chrome. He rode with the Vagos, a gang tough and mean, But Teddy stood out like a roided-up machine. His biceps were mountains, his triceps were hills, He'd swallow a cow just to chase it with pills.
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Hey, Im Ed. StoryTeller, Kross, whatever... I have alot of nicknames. I'm just another schmuck from GTAW hopping over to LSRP after a few of the guys from 4x4 wanted to see if I'd join up, so I said sure. Guess Im a legal RPer, but my goals are to remain private for now. My hobbies include (IRL) Hunting, Fishing, Cars, Offroading, and if you wanna see what games im into, my steam is the same as my discord: StoryTeller#7734. I'm a bit race nut, love fallout, and even for an American I prefer UK Locomotives over US Locomotives. Have a question, leave it. Oh, I also help make Halo/Warhammer mods for Fallout 4, and Im a map creator on Transport Fever 2.
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Hey there! I created this topic to have a discussion or rather to give some ideas about the state of motorcycle clubs' patches. Those, who have roleplayed around the biker scene, will know that most of the time the only way to know which club a player represents is through /me and /ame. In a sense it is rather exhausting to have a preset of your patches on CTRL + C and CTRL + V or a keybind (on SAMP) and have to spam it all the time, when you have a gathering, ride, charity, etc. Moreover, when a group of around 10 or more bikers roll around in the city, it was an eye-sore to see all of the purple text popping above the riders heads. Let alone to be able to read what text was being displayed in the ocean of purple /ames or /mes and I don't think people would want to scroll through the text to see a patch of a biker, who they might not see ever again. That being said, I want to address some ideas of mine to the public and perhaps hear some of your thoughs on this. Now GTA V has a lot of modding possibilities. My first idea would sound something like this (of course if it is possible): why not to create/add a mod of vests, with pre-attached patches to it so the whole server would be able to see them. It could be an item obtainable in a shop or something in a familiar style. To prevent people from buying these vests and just creating chaos, these clothings could be linked to a rank in a official faction. Not only this would prevent trolls from abusing the clothing, but also could push unofficial motorcycle clubs to take their faction more serious as the end goal could not only be being and official faction but also your "colors" displayed to the whole server. The second suggestion is almost the same as the first one, but perhaps, these patches/vests would be available for factions, that are potentional candidates for the official status. This way the faction would know that they are going the right path and it would boost their self-esteem as it would be somewhat of an achievement that they managed to get. I think something familiar could be done with other type of factions too, like giving them environments/ custom tattoos/ graffities etc. Everything comes down to making the game more realistic and perhaps giving people new achievements towards the official status as the path to it could be bumpy, with a lot of people losing interest along the way. I would like to hear the community's perspective on this. Perhaps, with the input of you guys this idea could be polished even more and become a reality.
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