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Slayermen Motorcycle Club

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Slayermen Motorcycle Club, also referred to as Slayers MC is a "one-percenter" outlaw motorcycle club and alleged organized crime syndicate. The club is headquartered in Los Santos, San Andreas and was originally formed within the same city in 1968. The Federal Bureau of Investigation claim that the membership of the club estimates between 300 to 600 worldwide. The Slayermen's main presence is withing the Los Santos county area, state of San Andreas, counting 2 neighboring chapters in San Fierro and Las Venturas, 6 chapters in other states and smaller number populated in European countries.

Criminal activities

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Members within Slayermen MC have had long-running confrontations with both the Los Santos Police Department and several Federal level agencies, such as the FBI, DEA and ATF, quoting areas such as drug dealing (methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana), robbery, extortion, firearms violation, arms dealing, murder and assault.

The DEA opened several cases, suspecting of possible drug trafficking, smuggled shipments which were appointed from Mexico and possible drug trades between the organizations within the United States.


Slayermen MC Los Santos

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Incidents

First known incident took date on 20th March 1970. After a confrontation at a local grocery store, Slayermen member Eru "Pipe" Rodriguez, shot a local Hispanic gang member to death. This incident led to several future confrontations which under the lead or Robertson, were dealt with an overcoming move as the small time gangs disappeared one by one. During this time, the club patched many nomadic members and soon the first chapter opened in Liberty City in 1973. After a confrontation between the Angels of Death and the Slayermen at a local bar, a fight broke out. In the brawl, Robertson suffered severe neck injuries, which left him dead on spot.

June 13, 1974. During a road trip to the county, Micheal "Mitch" Carlson, Steve "Ope" McCarty and Joseph "Butcher" Carlson were killed, in what was a Vagos gang attack. Ope and Butcher died on spot, while Mitch was hospitalized, but later died from his wounds.

The gang would later return the debt, which took date on July 26, 1974. The club traveled to a turf known as being under the strict control of the Vagos. Not hesitating, the Slayers made their move, shooting on sight. Killing and injuring many of the Vagos members on the scene, the retaliation attack was completed. This marked the beginning of a war which may have cooled down, but was never forgotten. Over the next years the Slayermen were under the surveillance by both the Los Santos Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Being forced to watch out and lay low at all times, the club was careful with every move they made in the future.

In 1976, by the time the club rose in fame after members were involved in a shootout against a local Hispanic gang from Los Flores, leaving five dead and four injured. In the effect of this event, the local FBI office opened a case file and began working against the club. The Slayers began handling themselves more low-key, avoiding any type of attention, opening legal businesses to cover up their income (car shows, charities..)

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