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PAGANS MC & THUG RIDERS MC VIOLENT BRUTAL ATTACKS KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – A second member of the Pagan’s Motorcycle Club, a gang based in the metro, has pleaded guilty to a brutal attack in the Northland. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Missouri announced on Tuesday, Sept. 9, that Mark A. Crump, a.k.a. “Navajo,” 55, of Lee’s Summit, has pleaded guilty to assault resulting in serious bodily injury in aid of racketeering. Investigators indicated that on July 20, 2023, Crump and Jarrid A. Hammer, another member of the Pagans’ Motorcycle Club, attacked a lone member of a rival gang at a bar and grill in North Kansas City. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Two members of the Thug Riders Motorcycle Club (TRMC) – which faces remarkable allegations including murder, arson and racketeering – have filed to enter guilty pleas. These two members are both from Columbus: Justin J. Baker, “Wild Boy”, 29 and Cody D. Hughes, “Tater”, 28.  This comes on the heels of the two and a half year sentencing of Michael Seth Henry “Brutal”, 40, from Xenia on July 9. As well as the Thursday, April 3 guilty plea from Matthew J. Hawkins, “Hawk”, 32, from Pequea, Pennsylvania. 00:00 Monologue 03:02 Pagans Motorcycle Club Kansas City 04:43 Took about two years 06:41 What a waste 06:52 Infamous Ryders MC 08:13 You got to see they’re not playing 10:37 Thug Riders MC 12:18 They got them pretty good

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The U.S. Naval Academy and a nearby base in Maryland are currently on lockdown after reports of an armed shooter. According to multiple sources inside the U.S. Naval Academy, it is believed that the shooter is a "midshipman" who had been "kicked out of the school."

Authorities say that the 16-year-old male student who opened fire at his Colorado high school this week, injuring two classmates before taking his own life, may have been radicalized by an “extremist network.”