“Survivor” Alaun Brandon K. Hantz will be exposed to arson and arson fees after he was associated in a federal indictment on a violent, transnational motorcycle gang in south -test.
The former reality star was charged in Houston together with 13 other current and former members of the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang and Mascareros Motorcycle Club, said the US Prosecutor's Office in Southern District of Texas on Wednesday in one opinion. The 22-point anchor, which was not sealed on February 11, claims that the Bandidos, a self-identified “Outlaw” motorcycle organization, allegedly committed a conspiracy for the inspection of blackmail and violent crimes, including murder and attack had.
Hantz, 33, also known as Loco and Gun Drop, is charged with conspiracy to commit both the activities and arson. If he is convicted, it could be exposed to up to 20 years in each count.
The US public prosecutor said that the indictment was “an important step to eliminate the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle gang.
“The Bandidos explain the war to the rivals – and they wage this war on our streets,” said supervisory officer Antoinette T. Bacon of the penalty department of the Ministry of Justice in the press release. “Criminal behavior has no place in America, and the Ministry of Justice is fully obliged to bring peace back to our communities.”
In the indictment, a violent lawn war between the Bandidos and B*East, a competing motorcycle gang, broke out in the Houston area. The federal prosecutor claims that the national leadership of the Bandidos allegedly commissioned a “Smash on site” to commit physical attacks, including murder, against B*East members. The lawn war, she said, meant that shots on public roads and in public institutions were exchanged with civilians present.
“The security of the public is SDTX from SDTX,” said Us Atty Nicholas J. Ganjei. “The indictment is not only claimed here shocking crimes of violence, but also claims that these crimes were committed openly and willfully committed if an innocent member of the public could have been violated or killed.”
The Bandidos allegedly have around 1,500 to 2,000 members in the USA and another 1,000 to 1,500 members internationally, including Mexico, according to the US public prosecutor.
Some of the persons named in the indictment are expected to appear on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in front of the US judge Dena Hanovice Palermo. It is not yet clear whether Hantz will be with you. Representatives of the doj did not react immediately to confirmation requests.
Hantz, the nephew of the infamous “Survivor” Schurain Russell Hantzfrom Crosby, Texas, and appeared in season 23 of “Survivor: South Pacific” and in season 26 of “Survivor: Caramoan” in 2013. In the latter season, after a deal with the food reserves Actor. Accordingly TMZA family member said that Hantz's house was searched by the FBI on Wednesday and he left the Bandidos last year.