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In this clip, Charles "PeeWee" Goldsmith reflects on his tumultuous experiences with law enforcement, gang riots, and the elusive quest for peace among rival motorcycle clubs. Goldsmith recalls being likened to Tony Soprano by cops and vividly describes the chaos of past riots, particularly at events like Sturgis, where gunfire and stabbings left numerous casualties. During a rare moment of attempted diplomacy, Goldsmith recounts how a respected Hells Angel, Steve Thompson, tried to broker peace with the Mongols. However, the fragile negotiations crumbled following Thompson’s murder at a Hells Angels funeral. Goldsmith shares an intriguing conversation with the infamous Sonny Barger, who admitted that the Hells Angels were often the initiators in breaking truces with the Outlaws.
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