If you are Law Enforcement, can you belong to " Outlaws " or " Bandidos "...

Khashmexir · #1 24-06-2007, 21:45

...Motorcycle Clubs? Yes/not why ?

lonewolf1 · #2 24-06-2007, 22:45

Yes, in an undercover capacity,,,,,,,some agencies can tell you who you can and can't hang out with,,,,,,"it causes a conflict of interest"..???

nitebearer · #3 24-06-2007, 22:55

Both of those groups have been classed in many jurisdictions as criminal organizations. Therefore a law enforcement person can only join if for an operation (undercover) for the purposes of apprehending criminals. Otherwise the law enforcement person will be charged with belonging to a criminal organization.If law enforcement person just wants to join a motorcycle club for the purpose of riding with others, he/she should join the Blue Knights.

Arsobia64 · #4 24-06-2007, 23:05

How stupid are you? The only way cops can join bike clubs is if they go undercover.No self respecting club would ever allow a pig to join.

johnnydaring · #5 24-06-2007, 23:17

What concerns me is why you are even asking this question. You can't live in both worlds. As a federal agent, I have to live by ethical standards set forth by the government both on duty and off duty. Law enforcement officers (LEO's) are constantly in the public eye and under unforgiving scrutiny. Any hint of unethical, indecent, or criminal behavior is almost always blown out of proportion. You could be completely law abiding, but your affiliation alone with a group that is negatively perceived by society will tarnish your reputation irrevocably. You sometimes need to make sacrifices in order to maintain a positive public image. Hope that helps.

CGIV76 · #6 25-06-2007, 05:25

No, Police are definitely not allowed as members. In rare instances, some Officers have been able to ride, and attend certain club functions, but this is extremely rare.

dave · #7 25-06-2007, 06:34

absolutely not,i have friends in some of these clubs,and while i have never seen anything crimminal,there is illegal drug use thats pretty prevalent,even if only weed use,it is still a violation of the law,and leo's are sworn to uphold the law.pretty hard to reconcile the 2not to mention,no club is going to allow one in unless maybe he was allready friends some and was corrupt as all shit.all the bigger clubs are constantly under surveillance by the feds for rico violations and such,so it would probably end his carreer pretty quickly,if he even got in to begin with.

NezahualcÃ³yotl · #8 25-06-2007, 07:10

Yes they can! Motorcycle Clubs are different than street gangs. MC are not against the law, It wouldn't interfere at all with the moral values of a police officer.Unless if Bikers are considerate to be outlaws! ?

Radman · #9 25-06-2007, 07:16

No, they can't. The Outlaws and the Bandidos are considered gangs (and that is pretty common knowledge)...don't let the friendly word "club" fool you. Just ask a member if they would accept a cop in their group...I'm guessing you will get a resounding "no!" along with a good laugh.

ROBERT G · #10 25-06-2007, 08:07

well not the banditos, but there are other friendly biker clubs that are pro law enforcement that police are involved in. its called wearing your colors. the patch on the back of the leather jacket is like displaying what group your apart of.

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