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White Power Biker Gang was Police Sting

Alex Constantine - August 22, 2012

Also see: "Feds Tear Down Neo-Nazi Biker Gangs Ready for Race War"

ORLANDO, Fla., July 29 (UPI) -- A so-called  white supremacist motorcycle gang in Florida was actually created by  law-enforcement officers as a sting, court records said.

The Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel said Sunday the club, known as the 1st SS  Kavallerie Brigade Motorcycle Division, was created in St. Cloud in 2007 to lure  in white supremacists and outlaw bikers suspected of having violent  intentions. The phony gang was part of an overall push against white supremacists and  members of motorcycle clubs with allegedly similar racist leanings. The  newspaper said the overall investigation netted 20 arrests over the years. "The underlying aspect through all of it was that they were obtaining  explosives and explosives expertise, and they intended to use them to kill  people in the United States," Orange-Osceola State Attorney Lawson Lamar told  the Sentinel. "We have a duty to stop what they were doing." Records showed the Kavallerie "club" came about when an undercover Orange  County sheriff's deputy proposed the idea in an e-mail to August Kreis, a leader  of the Aryan Nation who had expressed interest in organizing a Nazi-oriented  motorcycle crew to act as a militant arm for white supremacists nationwide. The club operated out of building in St. Cloud the FBI outfitted with hidden  cameras and microphones, which the Sentinel said captured allegedly  incriminating statements. It also served as a meeting place between unsuspecting  club leaders and undercover agents posing as explosives experts. http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2012/07/29/White-power-biker-gang-was-police-sting/UPI-22101343575159/#ixzz24JC68400