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Nov. 15, 2018
Prosecution rests in Mongols racketeering trial
Two retired federal agents who infiltrated outlaw motorcycle gangs recently took the unusual role of defense witnesses for the Mongols as part of a landmark racketeering trial.
SANTA ANA -- Two retired federal agents who infiltrated outlaw motorcycle gangs recently took the unusual role of defense witnesses for the Mongols as part of a landmark racketeering trial.
The Mongols' lawyer, Joseph A. Yanny, called Jay Dobyns and William "Billy" Queen to support his case that the Hells Angels are the instigators in a 40-year war that forces the Mongols to act violently in self defense.
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