Beaver falls biker, The Beaver Falls biker brawl that was caught on a surveillance video was something out of the Wild West including guns, knives, and plenty of fist fights. The video of the wild brawl between two Beaver Falls biker gangs showing how the motorcycle members are brutally beating each other up. Investigators are hoping to be able to find more suspects with the help of the surveillance video.
As reported by WTAE on March 6, the video of the violent fight between the biker group The War Dogs and the group The Rebels was just released on Friday. The brawl resulted in several people getting physically attacked. Two people received gunshot wounds and one person was stabbed in the stomach, said Sgt. Thomas Lococo from the Beaver County police.
More than two dozens of members of the feuding War Dogs and The Rebels were involved in the January 31 fight near the Evergreen Café in Beaver Falls in Pennsylvania. According to Sgt. Lococo, the brawl began when one of the motorcycle clubs found out that the other one was just a block away from 8th Avenue – too close to their territory. The brawl started with kicking and punches and then turned to members using guns.
"It's pretty disturbing, and it's something we're not typically used to," Beaver Falls police Sgt. Thomas Lococo told the Pittsburgh news station WPXI.
However, the latest brawl has raised some serious concerns because the fight between the two motorcycle clubs spilled over to a grocery store parking lot where innocent bystanders could have easily gotten hurt. Last fall, one of the two bike clubs was involved in another brawl outside the Double J Saloon in Rochester and as many as 35 people were using guns, knives, and even a hammer.
The Beaver Falls biker brawl has resulted so far in six people being charged. Four people were arrested on Friday, and more arrests are pending. However, police still need help identifying the others seen in the surveillance video. Sgt. Thomas Lococo Lococo told reporters that several motorcycle clubs have been involved in fights recently in Beaver Falls County and that he fears more biker brawls will escalate even further. He is asking for the public’s help to identify the participants in the January Beaver Falls biker brawl.
As reported by WTAE on March 6, the video of the violent fight between the biker group The War Dogs and the group The Rebels was just released on Friday. The brawl resulted in several people getting physically attacked. Two people received gunshot wounds and one person was stabbed in the stomach, said Sgt. Thomas Lococo from the Beaver County police.
More than two dozens of members of the feuding War Dogs and The Rebels were involved in the January 31 fight near the Evergreen Café in Beaver Falls in Pennsylvania. According to Sgt. Lococo, the brawl began when one of the motorcycle clubs found out that the other one was just a block away from 8th Avenue – too close to their territory. The brawl started with kicking and punches and then turned to members using guns.
"It's pretty disturbing, and it's something we're not typically used to," Beaver Falls police Sgt. Thomas Lococo told the Pittsburgh news station WPXI.
However, the latest brawl has raised some serious concerns because the fight between the two motorcycle clubs spilled over to a grocery store parking lot where innocent bystanders could have easily gotten hurt. Last fall, one of the two bike clubs was involved in another brawl outside the Double J Saloon in Rochester and as many as 35 people were using guns, knives, and even a hammer.
The Beaver Falls biker brawl has resulted so far in six people being charged. Four people were arrested on Friday, and more arrests are pending. However, police still need help identifying the others seen in the surveillance video. Sgt. Thomas Lococo Lococo told reporters that several motorcycle clubs have been involved in fights recently in Beaver Falls County and that he fears more biker brawls will escalate even further. He is asking for the public’s help to identify the participants in the January Beaver Falls biker brawl.
