Outlaw biker shot in face. Omen of war in NYC?
John Giampetruzzi, 41, was found dead on the sidewalk on 28th St. near Ditmars Blvd. around 5 a.m. Police sources described him as an ex-con and a member of the Hells Angels
Quote from the article:
| "I came outside and saw a man dead on the sidewalk," Phillip Graham, 56, said. "You couldn't even see what the poor man looked like because of the bullets." Neighbors said the gunman - who is still on the lam - approached the heavily tattooed biker, pumped his face full of lead and stomped on his head before walking away. Sources said Giampetruzzi had several prior arrests, including a slew of burglary pinches and drug-related busts. He was convicted of second-degree murder in 1989, the sources said. |
Source: Outlaw biker shot in face. Omen of war in NYC?
Related Stories
07/19/2010 10:27 AM: Ten Most Notorious Outlaw Biker Gangs by TimothyTThe outlaw biker gang can trace its origins to the period after World War II where returning veterans and other roadies began to organize themselves in clubs, pining for the freedom, action and noncon...
01/25/2010 01:59 PM: A real outlaw biker gang spreading fear by Jon Maor
Suspected bandits riding motorcycles continue to cause havoc in Arusha and its suburbs. Their latest act of terror occurred last Thursday afternoon when they gunned down a shopkeeper identified as Mr ...
01/20/2010 01:01 PM: Outlaw Biker gets six years for stabbing - Judge Speechless by Jon Maor
A former member of the Henchmen biker gang got a six-year prison sentence Tuesday for two violent stabbings that left a judge “speechless.’’ John Wesley, 61, admitted to stabbing his common-law spouse...
01/09/2010 07:24 AM: Police issue picture of outlaw biker wanted for airport riot by Jon Maor
Police have issued a picture of a man they are trying to trace in connection with a riot inside an airport terminal. Detectives from West Midlands Police are trying to find 46-year-old Joseph Lagrue ...
01/05/2010 09:34 PM: Defiant to the end - Outlaw bikers refuse bond reduction by Jon Maor
A pair of accused biker gang leaders have turned down a deal to reduce their bonds. Only Volunteer TV was there when Mark Lester and Kenneth Foster appeared in court Tuesday morning....
