Jeff Pike, national president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, is lead out of the Federal Courthouse, after he was freed by a federal magistrate judge in Houston on $250,000 bail on Monday, Jan ...

Jeff Pike, the former national president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, leaves the Federal Courthouse on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, after attending hearings for an upcoming trial.

Three top leaders of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, considered an outlaw gang by U.S. authorities, have been arrested on charges of racketeering, assault and drug distribution that could bring up ...

National leaders of the Bandidos biker gang were arrested Wednesday on charges accusing them of racketeering and waging a deadly "war" on the rival Cossacks gang, federal authorities said.

The former president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club finished presenting his case Monday at a racketeering trial in San Antonio, calling mostly character witnesses. Lawyers for Jeffrey Fay Pike ...

Jeff Pike, the leader of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, said he doesn’t expect to be convicted after a federal indictment earlier this year. The Bandidos drew national attention last May when a ...

Bandidos leader says there is no order to kill ... Listen to more of Investigative Reporter Brian Collister’s time reporting on the Bandidos Motorcycle Club during an appearance on the Arlene ...

SEATTLE-The president of the Bandidos motorcycle club was sentenced to 20 months in prison Friday in a deal that will allow him to retain his position in the organization.

Attorneys for two former leaders of the Bandidos filed separate requests for acquittals and new trials, with both raising questions surrounding the testimony from an FBI agent they said was based ...

The former national president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club stood his ground Tuesday as federal prosecutors tried to show jurors at his racketeering trial that he knew much more about his ...

The former national president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club stood his ground Tuesday as federal prosecutors tried to show jurors at his racketeering trial that he knew much more about his ...