Another wrinkle concerning the Waco incident.
http://washingtonweeklynews.com/tex...ntract-vowing-not-to-sue-for-wrongful-arrest/
http://washingtonweeklynews.com/tex...ntract-vowing-not-to-sue-for-wrongful-arrest/
^^^^Yet another outstanding report from yet another unimpeachable news source!!!! The equally well-regarded news site http://konservativekonspiracykooks.com/ reports that the peaceable bikers were actually assembled in the low-brow Waco eatery for a group bible study lesson. Just as they commenced reciting John 3:16, in burst the Waco storm troopers firing their guns on full-auto and kidnapping all those that they did not kill. The detainees are being held for ransom, as reported by the washingtonweeklynews, though it is rumored that the federal government may well kill them all in a mass blood sacrifice at the next Blood Moon. Keep your eye on the ball, gentlemen!!
Just think of all the money that will need to be posted to a bondsmen for bail, 10% is standard so that's $100k for each person on a 1 million dollar bond. How many bondsmen in that county could do that, then if they could, how many can they post a 1 million dollar bond for? It seems like a few are going to get rich, or perhaps bust.
I know a lot of these people are going to find out the hard way about civil asset forfeiture, think of all the bikes, vehicles etc to be auctioned off.
I know a lot of these people are going to find out the hard way about civil asset forfeiture, think of all the bikes, vehicles etc to be auctioned off.
Source
Because they're all just really doctors and lawyers.
Im pondering breaking into the bonding business so I have been shadowing a friends uncle who is in the business recently.
There were probably tons of different bond agents ascending on these folks, its a very competitive business. Probably snagging alot of property and deeds, etc too to hold. The bond agents usually have agreements and blanket payments with courts so they usually dont have to actually come up with all of that cash to cover those bonds unless the person(s) jump(s) bond(s), but then they have bankers and surety bond and insurance people backing them too, and a **** ton of assets to grab.
check out this local coverage list ... below list has links in page below
http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-p...cle_efbb7d1f-4c4f-5385-a1ee-3911bea15df5.html
More Coverage
Stuck behind bars: Families await biker releases as lawyers claim innocence
Biker attorney seeks to replace judges, demands immediate release of clients
County expenses in biker cases could have major budget impact
Experts debate marketability of former Twin Peaks building
Police clear Twin Peaks site as crime scene
Vehicle forfeiture efforts could be lucrative, but difficult in Twin Peaks shooting
EDITORIAL: Local criminal justice system, Texas biker confederation both have some work to do
LETTERS: Two readers speak for innocents jailed in Twin Peaks shooting melee
Bill Whitaker: Waco biker brawl excites some media but few others
EDITORIAL: Crisis past, lets regroup this weekend to regain our footing, ensure justice
Mike Copeland: HGTV couple donates to Waco police; new Havertys furniture store opens
Eyewitness account of Twin Peaks shooting: 'a setup from start to finish'
Funeral held in Plano for biker killed at Twin Peaks
About 20 motorcyclists protest mass incarceration of biker suspects
Texas House passes biker safety bill days after shooting
Biker group gets proclamation from Waco City Council
County seeks help with shortage of attorneys in Twin Peaks case
McLennan Co. Sheriff taking law enforcement threats seriously
John Fletcher, guest columnist: Once again, Waco wrestles with a tragedy beyond its imagination or control
LETTERS: Two views on the Twin Peaks shootout in Waco
Search warrants yield plethora of Bandidos, Cossacks symbols
Purple Heart recipient among bikers killed in Waco shooting
Twin Peaks shooting causes biker events to be canceled
AP: Majority of 170 bikers arrested have no convictions in Texas
Don Carlos suing Twin Peaks owners over biker gang shootout
LETTERS: Our readers sound off on Sundays shootout at Twin Peaks
NEW: Where suspects charged in Twin Peaks shootout live
Arrest in Twin Peaks shootout costs ex-San Antonio cop his job
Friends, family claim some arrested bikers shouldnt be jailed
Bikers, others flee gunfire in Waco restaurant video
Hosts of biker events reconsider after deadly Waco shootout
Officials find hundreds of weapons, describe surreal scene inside Twin Peaks
At least one Twin Peaks suspect posts $1 million bond, required to wear ankle monitor
Jailed biker suspects in Twin Peaks shooting from across state
Central Texas Marketplace stores reopen to curious, grateful crowds
Some see difference between perceptions of Waco, Ferguson, Baltimore
Wife of biker inmate: Some arrested in Waco are innocent
EDITORIAL: Twin Peaks shootout demonstrates more of us are in the news media than you might think
LETTERS: Our readers sound off on the Twin Peaks shootout
Stores around Twin Peaks remain closed, part of crime scene
3 motorcycle gang members turn themselves in after mistake led to release
Only 1 of 9 slain in Twin Peaks shootout from Waco; Witnesses say Cossacks instigated
EDITORIAL: Deadly Twin Peaks biker-gang shootout shouldnt define Waco, its people, its progress
LETTERS: Readers sound off on Twin Peaks shootout
Memo: Violence long simmered between rival Texas biker gangs
Brutal violence at Twin Peaks exposes fault lines in motorcycle world
Waco shootout puts spotlight on motorcycle club culture
Waco shootout becomes flashpoint in Texas open carry debate
Twin Peaks permanently closes Waco location
Bikers jailed under $1 million bonds; one bond-reduction hearing set
Booking 170-plus inmates slow and tedious process; Rival gangs separated at jail
Shootout shocks Waco residents
Biker gang shootout leaves 9 dead, 18 wounded, ongoing investigation
Statement by operating partner of Twin Peaks franchise in Waco
UPDATES: Police believe five motorcyle gangs involved in deadly Twin Peaks shootout
Hewitt biker files civil rights lawsuit over Twin Peaks arrest
Bikers put out call to action, start letter-writing campaign
Bikers attorneys battle over fake litigation waiver rumors
http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-p...cle_efbb7d1f-4c4f-5385-a1ee-3911bea15df5.html
More Coverage
Stuck behind bars: Families await biker releases as lawyers claim innocence
Biker attorney seeks to replace judges, demands immediate release of clients
County expenses in biker cases could have major budget impact
Experts debate marketability of former Twin Peaks building
Police clear Twin Peaks site as crime scene
Vehicle forfeiture efforts could be lucrative, but difficult in Twin Peaks shooting
EDITORIAL: Local criminal justice system, Texas biker confederation both have some work to do
LETTERS: Two readers speak for innocents jailed in Twin Peaks shooting melee
Bill Whitaker: Waco biker brawl excites some media but few others
EDITORIAL: Crisis past, lets regroup this weekend to regain our footing, ensure justice
Mike Copeland: HGTV couple donates to Waco police; new Havertys furniture store opens
Eyewitness account of Twin Peaks shooting: 'a setup from start to finish'
Funeral held in Plano for biker killed at Twin Peaks
About 20 motorcyclists protest mass incarceration of biker suspects
Texas House passes biker safety bill days after shooting
Biker group gets proclamation from Waco City Council
County seeks help with shortage of attorneys in Twin Peaks case
McLennan Co. Sheriff taking law enforcement threats seriously
John Fletcher, guest columnist: Once again, Waco wrestles with a tragedy beyond its imagination or control
LETTERS: Two views on the Twin Peaks shootout in Waco
Search warrants yield plethora of Bandidos, Cossacks symbols
Purple Heart recipient among bikers killed in Waco shooting
Twin Peaks shooting causes biker events to be canceled
AP: Majority of 170 bikers arrested have no convictions in Texas
Don Carlos suing Twin Peaks owners over biker gang shootout
LETTERS: Our readers sound off on Sundays shootout at Twin Peaks
NEW: Where suspects charged in Twin Peaks shootout live
Arrest in Twin Peaks shootout costs ex-San Antonio cop his job
Friends, family claim some arrested bikers shouldnt be jailed
Bikers, others flee gunfire in Waco restaurant video
Hosts of biker events reconsider after deadly Waco shootout
Officials find hundreds of weapons, describe surreal scene inside Twin Peaks
At least one Twin Peaks suspect posts $1 million bond, required to wear ankle monitor
Jailed biker suspects in Twin Peaks shooting from across state
Central Texas Marketplace stores reopen to curious, grateful crowds
Some see difference between perceptions of Waco, Ferguson, Baltimore
Wife of biker inmate: Some arrested in Waco are innocent
EDITORIAL: Twin Peaks shootout demonstrates more of us are in the news media than you might think
LETTERS: Our readers sound off on the Twin Peaks shootout
Stores around Twin Peaks remain closed, part of crime scene
3 motorcycle gang members turn themselves in after mistake led to release
Only 1 of 9 slain in Twin Peaks shootout from Waco; Witnesses say Cossacks instigated
EDITORIAL: Deadly Twin Peaks biker-gang shootout shouldnt define Waco, its people, its progress
LETTERS: Readers sound off on Twin Peaks shootout
Memo: Violence long simmered between rival Texas biker gangs
Brutal violence at Twin Peaks exposes fault lines in motorcycle world
Waco shootout puts spotlight on motorcycle club culture
Waco shootout becomes flashpoint in Texas open carry debate
Twin Peaks permanently closes Waco location
Bikers jailed under $1 million bonds; one bond-reduction hearing set
Booking 170-plus inmates slow and tedious process; Rival gangs separated at jail
Shootout shocks Waco residents
Biker gang shootout leaves 9 dead, 18 wounded, ongoing investigation
Statement by operating partner of Twin Peaks franchise in Waco
UPDATES: Police believe five motorcyle gangs involved in deadly Twin Peaks shootout
Hewitt biker files civil rights lawsuit over Twin Peaks arrest
Bikers put out call to action, start letter-writing campaign
Bikers attorneys battle over fake litigation waiver rumors
Four Weeks Later: Waco Police Narrative Unravels
14 Jun 2015
Four weeks after the deadly May 17th shooting incident outside a Waco Twin Peaks restaurant, more details have come out concerning the incident, but significant questions still remain about the actions taken by law enforcement and the police’s account of what transpired.
Although the national mainstream media has largely moved on from the Waco story, if critics of the police are correct, the incident represents an unprecedented civil rights violation and media cover-up campaign by the Waco authorities.
Police in Waco still have yet to state how many bikers, if any, were killed by the police, or to explain why the police showed up in force at all prior to the meeting on May 17th.
In a statement on Friday, the police said that of 16 officers that were in the parking lot, only three fired a total of 12 shots. However, the statement still didn’t clarify how many of the bikers were killed by police. Authorities say they have not recieved final autopsy results that would clarify ballistics.
Then there’s the issue of the vague charges and mass arrests: if innocent people were arrested, held for weeks, and publicly accused of heinous crimes, it’s a nightmare scenario for dozens of people, impacting their work, family and personal reputations.
There are mounting reasons to believe that’s what happened. As the AP reported on May 22nd, over 115 of the men taken into custody had no criminal record but were still held on $1,000,000 bond, for what have been called ‘fill in the name” charges of engaging in organized criminal activity:
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2015/06/14/four-weeks-later-waco-police-narrative-unravels/
14 Jun 2015
Four weeks after the deadly May 17th shooting incident outside a Waco Twin Peaks restaurant, more details have come out concerning the incident, but significant questions still remain about the actions taken by law enforcement and the police’s account of what transpired.
Although the national mainstream media has largely moved on from the Waco story, if critics of the police are correct, the incident represents an unprecedented civil rights violation and media cover-up campaign by the Waco authorities.
Police in Waco still have yet to state how many bikers, if any, were killed by the police, or to explain why the police showed up in force at all prior to the meeting on May 17th.
In a statement on Friday, the police said that of 16 officers that were in the parking lot, only three fired a total of 12 shots. However, the statement still didn’t clarify how many of the bikers were killed by police. Authorities say they have not recieved final autopsy results that would clarify ballistics.
Then there’s the issue of the vague charges and mass arrests: if innocent people were arrested, held for weeks, and publicly accused of heinous crimes, it’s a nightmare scenario for dozens of people, impacting their work, family and personal reputations.
There are mounting reasons to believe that’s what happened. As the AP reported on May 22nd, over 115 of the men taken into custody had no criminal record but were still held on $1,000,000 bond, for what have been called ‘fill in the name” charges of engaging in organized criminal activity:
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2015/06/14/four-weeks-later-waco-police-narrative-unravels/
Waco Judge Stops Twin Peaks Video Release, Issues Gag Order
http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-p...cle_37bd518d-0c6b-52f8-9374-d573e366f05b.html
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2015...ps-twin-peaks-video-release-issues-gag-order/
Waco Lawyer Appeals Gag Order In Twin Peaks Shooting Case
WACO (July 1, 2015) A Dallas defense lawyer who just won the right to view a video of the Twin Peaks shootout filed an appeal Wednesday challenging the gag order the judge issued in the case and the decision to hold over a grand jury to hear evidence in the incident.
In an appeal filed with the 10th Court of Appeals, lawyer F. Clinton Broden claims a request in 54th District Court to issue a gag order in the case is unwarranted.
In his appeal, Broden presents that the district court had no jurisdiction to issue the order, that the order violates the Texas Constitution and the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
http://www.kwtx.com/ourtown/home/he...er-In-Twin-Peaks-Shooting-Case-311303261.html
http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-p...cle_37bd518d-0c6b-52f8-9374-d573e366f05b.html
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2015...ps-twin-peaks-video-release-issues-gag-order/
Waco Lawyer Appeals Gag Order In Twin Peaks Shooting Case
WACO (July 1, 2015) A Dallas defense lawyer who just won the right to view a video of the Twin Peaks shootout filed an appeal Wednesday challenging the gag order the judge issued in the case and the decision to hold over a grand jury to hear evidence in the incident.
In an appeal filed with the 10th Court of Appeals, lawyer F. Clinton Broden claims a request in 54th District Court to issue a gag order in the case is unwarranted.
In his appeal, Broden presents that the district court had no jurisdiction to issue the order, that the order violates the Texas Constitution and the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
http://www.kwtx.com/ourtown/home/he...er-In-Twin-Peaks-Shooting-Case-311303261.html
Appeals Court Reverses Waco Judge's Gag Order in Biker Case
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Ap...judges-Gag-Order-in-Biker-Case-321070901.html
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Vehicle forfeiture documents reveal new details about deadly biker shootout
June 17, 2015 9:01 pm
Documents supporting the seizure of 27 vehicles from those reportedly involved in the May 17 Twin Peaks shootout reveal new details of the escalating turf war between rival biker gangs and their support groups that clashed with deadly results after a motorcycle association meeting was moved from Austin to Waco.
Prosecutors filed notices Tuesday of their intent to seize and forfeit 17 motorcycles, eight pickup trucks and two SUVs, alleging the vehicles are contraband used during the commission of the noon-hour incident that left nine bikers dead, 20 wounded and 177 jailed on engaging in organized criminal activity charges.
Of those arrested, 131 have been released from jail and many were able to get their motorcycles and vehicles back from impound after posting reduced bonds.
http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-p...cle_0491c81d-7009-52f1-9120-d9cb08b1609e.html
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Ap...judges-Gag-Order-in-Biker-Case-321070901.html
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Vehicle forfeiture documents reveal new details about deadly biker shootout
June 17, 2015 9:01 pm
Documents supporting the seizure of 27 vehicles from those reportedly involved in the May 17 Twin Peaks shootout reveal new details of the escalating turf war between rival biker gangs and their support groups that clashed with deadly results after a motorcycle association meeting was moved from Austin to Waco.
Prosecutors filed notices Tuesday of their intent to seize and forfeit 17 motorcycles, eight pickup trucks and two SUVs, alleging the vehicles are contraband used during the commission of the noon-hour incident that left nine bikers dead, 20 wounded and 177 jailed on engaging in organized criminal activity charges.
Of those arrested, 131 have been released from jail and many were able to get their motorcycles and vehicles back from impound after posting reduced bonds.
http://www.wacotrib.com/news/twin-p...cle_0491c81d-7009-52f1-9120-d9cb08b1609e.html
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