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BIKER NEWS: 'Mongols' motorcycle club member denied bond in attack near VCU

BIKER NEWS -- A Mongols Motorcycle Club member charged with breaking the eye socket of a man wearing a Hell’s Angels shirt during an attack near VCU was denied bond Wednesday. Justin T. Bovender, 34, is facing one count of malicious wounding and two gang participation charges in connection with the Sept. 24 assault. He is also expected to face additional charges related to guns and drugs found during a search of a Mechanicsville Turnpike house, a prosecutor said. Bovender, a strength coach by trade, is listed in court records as being 6 feet, 4 inches tall and 256 pounds. His head is shaven, and covered in a variety of tattoos, including one on the back that reads “Mongols.” His attorney, Craig Cooley, did not dispute Bovender’s membership in the club. After the incident, Bovender told a Richmond police lieutenant in a weight room that he had gotten into a fight with a man because the person was involved with the Hell’s Angels, Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Brooke Pettit said in co...

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BIKER NEWS: Alleged Hells Angel gets prison for beatings

SALEM — BN- A man reputed to be the “sergeant at arms,” or enforcer, for the North Shore chapter of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang was sentenced to state prison Thursday after admitting to violent assaults on two men last December. James T. “Jamie” Costin, 51, of Lynn, will serve 11/2 to 31/2 years in prison for the Dec. 20 assaults outside the Fat Cacus, a restaurant and bar on Route 1 in Lynnfield. One of the men was left with disfiguring facial injuries, prosecutor Lynsey Legier said during Thursday’s hearing before Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy. The damage, which included severing the man’s lower lip and breaking two of the man’s teeth, appears to have been caused with a large metal ring Costin was wearing that evening, said the prosecutor. But while police, with a search warrant, found three rings in a cigar box at Costin’s home that tested positive for human blood, the blood on those rings did not match that of either victim in the Fat Cactus inci...

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