A retired special agent who infiltrated the notorious Hells Angels biker gang.
The activity was part of a two-year operation exposing the organization's strict rules of conduct, including their mysterious sexual habits.
And between 2001 and 2003, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agent Jay Dobbins, now 61, posed as an arms dealer and debt collector named Jay Davis, or "Jaybird," and joined the branch Mesa, Arizona, of the organization.
The former agent shared his shady experiences as part of the organization, and reveals that he learned very quickly that there are strict rules about relationships with women - rules that, if not obeyed, can have incredibly violent consequences, according to an interview published by Insider.
"When it comes to women, there's a strict hierarchy," Dobbins said, referring to the gang's set of rules.
"There are old ladies, who are the wives and girlfriends of the friends at the top of the chain. It is better not to get caught trying to mess with a friend's wife or girlfriend, because in that case there will be a very violent price to pay."
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However, he revealed, there were also groups of women who often appeared at the club "who passed from friend to friend", he said, and in the case of these women there was never "bad blood" between bikers who slept with the same women, even at the same time.
Dobbins did not reveal whether sex is allowed inside the club, but said that parties were a common occurrence in the branch he joined, and elsewhere in the interview he emphasized that the Los Angeles is an organization made up of members with diverse lifestyles and interests.
The infamous "motorcycle club", founded in California in 1948, now has 475 branches in 62 countries, and extends from Alaska and Norway to South Africa and Argentina, and Dobbins had something to say about the members he knew: "There is a myth that every member of the club is a drug addict. This is not true. Some of them were even fitness freaks who ate well, rested well, did not drink, and did not smoke, so refusing drugs was not necessarily a problematic act to do, as an undercover agent."
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While many members have been involved in illegal activities, there are also branches of the gang that "run a fairly clean business" and "are not involved in much crime."
He added that many of the branches are involved in community life and even engage in community service, managing blood donation events for local hospitals and participating in donations of toys for children.
"Some make a positive contribution to society," declared Dobbins.
"And it should not be taken from them."
During his infiltration of the international organization "The Gods", Dobbins and other undercovers pretended to be drug dealers and even staged a murder using blood and guts from her butchers.
The operation, which lasted about two years and cost a million dollars, resulted in the filing of indictments against 55 members and associates of the Hells Angels, and the prosecution of 16 on charges of extorting sponsorship fees.
After Dobbins' true identity was revealed, the former agent claims, a contract was issued for him and his family.
In 2008 his house burned to the ground.
But the family is safe, and as you can see, the threats to his life did not stop the retired agent from continuing to talk about the organization.
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