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About 150 bikers, including Hells Angels, are expected at a party Saturday night at the Gate Keepers clubhouse in Musquodoboit Harbour. Nova Scotia RCMP say they will be monitoring a party Saturday night to celebrate the official opening of a new Hells Angels' chapter in Musquodoboit Harbour, N.S., marking the outlaw biker gang's return to the region. Police expect up to 150 bikers, including Hells Angels, to be in the area. In the early afternoon, bikers were preparing the yellow clubhouse for the party, scheduled to start at 7 p.m. in the community 45 kilometres east of Halifax on the Eastern Shore. Hells Angels 'driven by violence' marking return to Nova Scotia A man mowed the lawn as a few bikers in black leather vests and tasseled helmets pulled up in front of the wide front porch. A man in a red shirt ushered them into the building, which appears to contain a store selling motorcycle parts and accessories. A large poster on the window read: "Support Big Red Machine," an alias for the Hells Angels.

A sign in the window reads, 'Support Big Red Machine,' which is a Hells Angels alias and clothing line. Not illegal for gang to have clubhouse Public safety isn't likely to be an issue but there will be additional officers in the area, with check stops Saturday night and Sunday, RCMP Cpl. Mike Kerr said.motorcycle shops evansville indiana "It isn't illegal for Hells Angels to be in Nova Scotia, nor is it to open a clubhouse or a chapter," said Kerr, who works on a combined forces special enforcement unit.motorcycle parts moscow idaho A look inside a Toronto Hells Angels storebig bear sled motorcycle for sale

'Red & White' is a common reference for the Hells Angels because those are their official colours. 'Local 81' appears to reference the eighth and first letters of the alphabet — H and A. (Facebook) But police expect the group's arrival will bring trouble. "We do anticipate it will increase drugs and more criminal activity," Kerr said. motorcycles for sale in danville illinois"In regards to drugs and violence, we can say most of the impact is felt within the criminal world."suzuki motorcycle dealer leicester He says police will investigate if they become aware of any criminal activity associated with what he describes as "an outlaw motorcycle gang."bmw gs 1200 for sale sa

A man mows the lawn ahead of the party at the Gate Keepers clubhouse. 'Support club of the Hells Angels' The clubhouse on Highway 7 is a Gate Keepers Club, one of seven in the province. Kerr says the Gate Keepers, a "support club of the Hells Angels," has about 50 members here.does iowa have motorcycle helmet law The Hells Angels were driven out of Nova Scotia in the early 2000s, when a police operation led to most of the members being arrested. The club is believed to have folded when its once-active membership dropped below six people. There is a process that allows Gate Keepers to become Hells Angels over time, Kerr says. Police have identified more than a dozen members of biker clubs in the province who want to make that transition. The Hells Angels were driven out of Nova Scotia in the early 2000s when a police operation led to most of the members being arrested.

'Expand their criminal network' The new Hells Angels chapter, which must have a minimum of six people, will be the only one in Atlantic Canada, according to RCMP. "Hells Angels are business people and this case, we believe they are looking for areas to expand their criminal network," Kerr said. "You first become a hangaround and with time, you become a prospect for the Hells Angels. Following that period, there's another lengthy period where you go from prospect to become a full-patch member of the Hells Angels." He says police will be monitoring the group closely. "We anticipate being busy," he said. An organized crime specialist told Radio-Canada he believes the Hells Angels are eyeing Moncton, N.B., for a new chapter, as well. Stay Connected with CBC News Severe weather warnings or watches in effect for: North Mountain (Cape Breton) Light Snow and Blowing Snow Snow and Blowing Snow Latest Nova Scotia News Headlines

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