November 17, 2024
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Chuck Zito delves into moments from his Hells Angels past, including a notable lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department where the group was awarded $250,000. Zito, alongside 20 other Hells Angels members, faced arrest at O'Hare International Airport. The group was accused of various minor charges after a procession honoring a fellow Hells Angel, but discrepancies led to the charges being dismissed. They subsequently sued the city for wrongful arrest, leading to a successful settlement. Reflecting on evolving laws and perceptions surrounding clubs like the Hells Angels, Zito mentions his 20-year departure from the group, emphasizing the ever-changing international landscape regarding motorcycle clubs and their legality.
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