Federal Agents Arrest Leaders of Bandidos Motorcycle Band in Texas

Federal agents and local police officers surrounded a house in Conroe, Texas, north of Houston, Wednesday and arrested Jeffrey Fay Pike, the national president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club. A federal indictment issued on December 16 in San Antonio, charges the 60-year-old and two other men of directing, approving and allowing violence against members of the rival Cossacks club. Federal agents in San Antonio arrested the other two men, Bandidos Vice President John Xavier Portillo and...

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