Joshua O'Brien regained consciousness on July 12, 2020 inside the Cool Cats tattoo

parlor and Englewood Colorado after being choked and beaten. His wrists and ankles were hogtied.

He was bleeding. While members of Denver's Hell's Angels motorcycle club still around him,

ready to lay more hurt upon his bruised and battered body if he should try and riggle out of his

restraints, shop owner and H.A. member Dusty Ulrich started blacking out O'Brien's deathhead tattoo.

The hard-earned emblem signifying his membership in the Hell's Angels motorcycle club. On top of

where the deathhead once lived, Ulrich used a real heavy hand to scroll the word bad

and to O'Brien's skin as other Hell's Angels photographed a ritual on their phones.

If you ever tell anyone about this, said Ulrich, I will fucking slit your throat.

Despite the threat, O'Brien talked, and his throat has yet to be slit.

He went to law enforcement five months after this incident, feeling betrayed by his former brothers.

They beaten him and kicked him out after suspecting he was talking to law enforcement,

following a raid on his Lakewood motorcycle shop. But he hadn't talked. At least that's what he says.

And because of what they did to him, he did end up talking. And based on his testimony,

14 Hell's Angels members ranging from 30 to 81 years old were charged with violating

Colorado's organized crime act, along with a litany of assault, burglary and kidnapping charges.

O'Brien gave investigators intricate details on the Hell's Angels Denver chapters involvement

with stashed houses of meth, prostitutes, arms deals, and money laundering across the country.

Is this the Hell's Angels? Do they live up to the hype as a true organized criminal organization?

It appears that some chapters certainly do, but maybe not all.

O'Brien said according to an arrest affidavit, if you want loves and hugs,

you go to the Rocky Mountain chapter. If you want guns and drugs, you go to the Denver Charter.

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