Gypsy Jokers MC
BY: Kathleen Donaghey
Source:
couriermail.com.au
Australia - COUNTRY town residents in the Sunshine Coast hinterland were more shocked at the heavy police escort than the 100 or so members of the notorious Gypsy Jokers bikies gang heading north on an apparent recruitment drive.
Dozens of plain clothes police trailed more than 100km from the club's headquarters in Brisbane, through Landsborough, Maleny and along winding country roads to Kenilworth where they stopped for lunch.
Officers, detectives and bikies rubbed shoulders flitting in and out of the same cafes and stores, waiting for sandwiches and buying ice-creams and lemonade, in the intimate main street of town.
Plainclothed police even took some down time to pose for a group photo.
Police practically outnumbered the public, while Harley-Davidson bikes claimed most of the coveted carparks.
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