flier to say hey bikers or any other group not inherently criminal, come on over. that s not going to support a claim for negligence or gross negligence. lots of biker groups are good citizens, good customers. the local twin peaks restaurant has said they had seven biker nights and nothing bad happened. so absolutely that s going to be their defense. they didn t know how could they have known something like this would happen? and the flip side is what were they told by law enforcement? how specific? and we don t know exactly what was said because we re hearing different things from the restaurant and from loft at this point. the don carlos restaurant management is saying they suffered because they share a park lot with between peaks peaks and with twin peaks and it s now a crime scene and they haven t been able to re-open. i imagine how this goes there might be people town the block who might want to come forth too. the attorney says he might have a case for them or anybody in the
advice to several biker groups in texas. thanks for joining us so much. i want to get to that really startling bulletin that evan perez was laying out in just a second. first, to your client and what happened in waco. what does your client say went down? well, he was in the parking lot and the meeting hadn t started. he heard a gunshot, fell to the ground and then the melee grobr out. he was just there to attend the meeting. no involvement according to your client. let me ask you about this bulletin that just went out. law enforcement in texas concerned they re now the targets and they could be called on to be hit by molotov cocktails, grenades, families targeted as well. you had a lot of contact with these biker gangs over the years. do you think police have reason to be worried today? i can understand their concern. i m highly skeptical.
the dust has settled and everything has calmed down there. i don t see a boss of a motorcycle gang allowing their members to go after police officers. i would be surprised about that. you may have rogue members of those groups that will be off their rocker and do it. when you read this bulletin, i was surprised not only just the fact that they re going to go after police but the amount of detail that s provided in this bulletin to officers. c-4 explosives. grenades. car bombs. molotov cocktails and target not only texas troopers but also their families. from your knowledge of the gang element of biker groups, are they capable of that? i wouldn t put it past them to have those types of weapons. we saw in this case down in texas they recovered hundreds of weapons. a cache of weapons spinning all kinds of people s heads around. i m a second amendment guy. i believe we have a right to
events. i ve read that you have been to meetings like this in the past. you were not at this meeting of course. we should point out. in all of the time, 18 years you said that you ve been involved with working with these biker groups, you ve never seen any violence at these types of meetings, these gatherings. what do you suspect what are you hearing now went so wrong here? well, we don t know. i ve been going to meetings across texas for almost 18 years. we ve never had a physical altercation. we ve never had a verbal confrontation at any of these meetings. we start meetings with the prayer, the pledge of allegiance and the chairman always says any issues between individual members or clubs, this is not the place. take it elsewhere. so i can t explain it. i don t know if anyone can truly explain it. but this didn t seem to happen in a vacuum, sir. i mean, police had been concerned about this meeting.
them of the situation. there is a lot of things he didn t do that the prosecution. the they were driving in the range rover in the streets of new york and passed the biker groups bikers offended them. the bikers swarm around their vehicle. one guy gets in front, tries to slow down the car. they bump him, knock him off his bike. he later gets run over by the car. that doesn t exactly sound like that s an innocent victim brian. yeah. here s the problem with this case against this detective undercover offduty detective. he can t control all the other hooligans that are involved in this attack. he can t wave his hand and say, okay, everybody stop don t hurt this man. all right. he himself, didn t create this situation. we have to leave it there we ll keep an eye on this case. thank you both. thank you.