Starvin Larry

This one caused beer to spray all over my keyboard…

“Sometimes the deepest fathoms of the wine dark sea release clues as mysterious as the flatulence of mermaids.”

The multiple, parallel cases and investigations associated with the now nearly forgotten Twin Peaks biker brawl on May 17, 2015 are all underway in caves deep below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico.

The “Battle of Twin Peaks,” as its self-dramatizing chief prosecutor likes to call it, has so far resulted in: Fifteen federal civil rights lawsuits for false arrest; the indictment of 154 people who are mostly, provably, obviously innocent; ongoing criminal investigations against 38 people who were arrested following the brawl but whom the district attorney has not yet had time to indict; five lawsuits that argue that the confrontation was the fault of the Waco Twin Peaks franchise; two motions in state court that seek to bar Abelino Reyna, the McLennan County District attorney, from prosecuting any of the cases; a federal racketeering case against four members of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, including three Bandidos national officers, that accuses the club as a whole of being comprised of homicidal drug dealers who were at war with the Cossacks; an unannounced, post-brawl, DEA investigation into Cossack Nomad Owen Reeves and the Bandidos and their connections to the methamphetamine business in Texas; and an unannounced, pre-brawl, ATF investigation into methamphetamine sales by members of the Cossacks and The Aryan Circle in central Texas.

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