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Posted by: PBC FL Cop

Worcester T&G

Sunday, May 6, 2007

4 bikers arrested on weapons charges

WORCESTER— State police seized deadly weapons and arrested four members of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club Friday after they were pulled over on Interstate 290 for a routine motor vehicle violation, officials said.

Two men from Massachusetts and a woman and man from New Hampshire were arrested after state police stopped five motorcyclists and a pickup with two men and a woman inside heading westbound near Exit 13, beneath the Vernon Street overpass, according to police.

They said all eight are members of the Outlaws.

Two handguns, a garrote, brass knuckles and body armor were confiscated, according to state police spokeswoman Sgt. Carol MacDonald.

Trooper Robert Choquette of the Holden barracks stopped biker Victor M. Vicente, 42, of Amherst, N.H., about 2:30 p.m. for having loud pipes on his bike and an improper helmet. After searching him and his bike, the trooper arrested him for illegal possession of the prescription drug OxyCodone, illegal possession of a steel garrote, wearing body armor in commission of a felony and illegal possession of a handgun without a license.

Police found two handguns, a Smith & Wesson .357-caliber Magnum and a Glock .45-caliber semiautomatic, in the console of a GMC truck occupied by Mr. Vicente’s brother, Jose A. Vicente, 49, of Somerville; Frank E. Moran, 26, of Lowell; and Leah C. Liouzis 27, of Pennacook, N.H.

The men were each charged with possession of a weapon without a license. Mr. Moran was also charged with driving after his license was suspended, Sgt. MacDonald said. Ms. Liouzis was charged with illegal possession of brass knuckles, the spokeswoman said.

Jose Vicente was released on $1,000 cash bail; his brother and Frank Moran, on $500; Ms. Liouzis on personal recognizance, officials said.

All will be arraigned tomorrow in Central District Court, Sgt. MacDonald said.

Nice pinch, anytime you can lock of one of these bums, its a good day for law enforcement!!!

Posted by: wgciv

Nice pinch!

Posted by: CampusOfficer

Excellent!!

Posted by: masscopguy

On an unrelated subject, I saw about 50 Hells Angeles from New York riding down 495 N Saturday afternoon about 3:00pm.I was tod they were headed to Lowell for a party.

Posted by: lawdog671

Not really unrelated Masscopsguy because it's well known that HA and Outlaws are warring. There was a shooting in NH over the weekend between the Outlaws and HA. Only a matter of time....

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

kuddo's trooper!

Posted by: MARINECOP

Nice work. =D>

Posted by: Mikey682

Hoorah!

Posted by: Sniper

GREAT grab..........

Posted by: SinePari

Quote:

Originally Posted by lawdog671

Not really unrelated Masscopsguy because it's well known that HA and Outlaws are warring. There was a shooting in NH over the weekend between the Outlaws and HA. Only a matter of time....

One of the Outlaws involved, just got his colors the night before we grabbed him. He had fresh stitches in his head from his "initiation".

Posted by: Sniper

these guys are "jumped in" ?????? WOW.

Posted by: Deuce

Quote:

Originally Posted by SinePari

One of the Outlaws involved, just got his colors the night before we grabbed him. He had fresh stitches in his head from his "initiation".

That the 26 y/o from Lowell? Heard he had a mark on his squash consistent w/ a hammer head... Nice grab..

Posted by: SargeLorenzo

Trooper Robert Choquette of the Holden barracks stopped biker Victor M. Vicente, 42, of Amherst, N.H., about 2:30 p.m. for having loud pipes on his bike and an improper helmet.

Guess I shouldn't take the scoot anywhere near the Holden Barracks.

Posted by: wgciv

Quote:

Originally Posted by SargeLorenzo

Trooper Robert Choquette of the Holden barracks stopped biker Victor M. Vicente, 42, of Amherst, N.H., about 2:30 p.m. for having loud pipes on his bike and an improper helmet.

Guess I shouldn't take the scoot anywhere near the Holden Barracks.

Nope, not if you are unlawfully in possession of handguns, brass knuckles, and body armor.. apparently there is some good police work going on out there.

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