Thomas Higginbotham

And we just sat there and we waited and we didn't know, we kind of just Listen to hear what we're going to hear and then make a decision. If there was any violence, obviously we would have to put an end to it.

And we just sat there and we waited and we didn't know, we kind of just Listen to hear what we're going to hear and then make a decision. If there was any violence, obviously we would have to put an end to it.

Oh yeah, we heard everything. Yeah. Everything.

Oh yeah, we heard everything. Yeah. Everything.

Michelle, I've never watched it.

Michelle, I've never watched it.

Really? I never watched it. What I heard, I heard. And I said, that's all I need to know. What else do I need to know? I didn't want to watch it.

Really? I never watched it. What I heard, I heard. And I said, that's all I need to know. What else do I need to know? I didn't want to watch it.

No, I was sitting there. I heard it. And I know it happened. And I didn't need to hear anymore. It was sickening. It was scary.

No, I was sitting there. I heard it. And I know it happened. And I didn't need to hear anymore. It was sickening. It was scary.

I was worried about him. I was worried about his emotional state, really. He's married, he has kids, he's with these guys.

I was worried about him. I was worried about his emotional state, really. He's married, he has kids, he's with these guys.

He could easily get hurt. He could harm his marriage. There's a lot of things that could go wrong. And he's drinking. And he's on motorcycles. He's in cars. All the things that happened to civilians could happen to him. And that's his job. That's his career. And after a while, you see his personality. It changes. It changes. And I've seen it with undercovers before.

He could easily get hurt. He could harm his marriage. There's a lot of things that could go wrong. And he's drinking. And he's on motorcycles. He's in cars. All the things that happened to civilians could happen to him. And that's his job. That's his career. And after a while, you see his personality. It changes. It changes. And I've seen it with undercovers before.

The problem is he's at a national run for the outlaws. We don't know who they bring to their parties and their meetings and the people he's going to see. He could have easily bumped into someone he had arrested as a local cop or whatever or an FBI agent. He knows he's around dangerous people. He's there.

The problem is he's at a national run for the outlaws. We don't know who they bring to their parties and their meetings and the people he's going to see. He could have easily bumped into someone he had arrested as a local cop or whatever or an FBI agent. He knows he's around dangerous people. He's there.

So they bring him in, that means he has to be a probationary outlaw. He has to start like everybody else. So he has to basically be that guy. He may be required to commit a violent act or commit a felony to get that patch. So they put him in that position. Then they start showing up at his house or his apartment. You know what I mean? So now you look at like Scott, like where the L was.

So they bring him in, that means he has to be a probationary outlaw. He has to start like everybody else. So he has to basically be that guy. He may be required to commit a violent act or commit a felony to get that patch. So they put him in that position. Then they start showing up at his house or his apartment. You know what I mean? So now you look at like Scott, like where the L was.

He was with them, riding with them. So he'd ride at the back of the pack. But when the angels of the rival gangs attacked

He was with them, riding with them. So he'd ride at the back of the pack. But when the angels of the rival gangs attacked