Vagos Motorcycle Club

I got so close many times to do that.

There was one, you know, you hear that thing, I'll take a bullet for you? They weren't there to take a bullet for me when I took on the Vagos at Bullhead.

I went up there with three men because everybody said, all the Vagos, the Vagos.

I was in Kingman.

I got along with them in Las Vegas.

I had no trouble with the Vagos.

Respect.

They're no joke, you know? And then everybody procrastinates, and I told Cary Creek, okay, I'm going to Bullhead Friday at 7.

Mm-hmm.

Right mm-hmm well also so like meth really Biker dope right like it was all being made in the desert and then being brought into the cities So I'd like trickle its way in right, but San Bernardino specifically like Hells Angels Vagos there's Mongols like just east I mean west of it like the bikers are all right there and they want to control that because that's how you get north

right and And now the cartels have their lieutenants on this side that are set up.

And so now those are big distribution hubs, like in California, you know, San Bernardino, those little places, Fontana.

I'm pulling past the gate.

It's all Vagos, dude.

And they're saying, now I'm already there.

So I was like, well, I backed into the curb.

I wasn't drinking at the time, but I bought a bottle of beer just in case.

And ended up having conversations and getting to know people.

And actually down the road, I ended up joining the Vagos from hanging out with those guys.

But just those types of situations, right, where it's like you could have left or not gone to that gas station.

I did two great interviews.

One was with an author about a guy who infiltrated the Vagos Motorcycle Club, the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, and the Mongols Motorcycle Club.

That was a tremendous interview.

I also had Larry Mazza, who was a former made member of the Colombo crime family.