Bandidos MC
Source:
thenewstribune.com/
Washington - One person was shot and injured Saturday at a Spanaway event for a bike club that raises money to support the families of cancer victims.
Pierce County sheriff's deputies detained a person who reportedly shot the victim at a cancer fundraiser called "Metal Fest." The victim was taken to Tacoma General Hospital.
Sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer did not identify the suspect or the victim Saturday night. He said a dispute broke out at Uncle Sam's American Bar and Grill in the 16000 block of Pacific Avenue.
The victim belonged to a motorcycle club called the Bandidos, which participates in events for an umbrella fundraising group called Bikers Fighting Cancer. The shooter came from another club called Ghostriders.
The person in custody reportedly shot the victim with a high-caliber handgun sometime after 8 p.m. Other people at the event reportedly assaulted the shooter and stripped the man of the gun.
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