Hells Angels Leader Confesses to Ordering Retaliatory Violence Including Assault on Woman

What was said

"That unwritten rule was like we saved it for the street. They beat up one of our guys' girlfriends that was a bartender. They walked into a bar and busted her nose. We didn't want to do it. The last thing I wanted to do was go sock up some girl but you brought us there and I was the one that wanted to do it and I was the one who did it. I did it to one of their girls."

Chancey admitted to personally carrying out a retaliation attack on an Outlaws member's girlfriend at a strip club after the rival gang assaulted a Hells Angels associate who worked as a bartender. He described the unwritten rule against targeting families being violated by both sides as the six-year war escalated beyond street confrontations into bombings and targeted killings. The confession illustrates how the conflict descended into attacks on civilians despite initial boundaries.