Sixteen alleged members of the Outcast Motorcycle Club in Georgia have been indicted in what prosecutors are calling the largest biker gang bust in state history in connection with a turf war in which they are accused of surveilling, shooting and robbing rival organizations.
Among dozens of charges in the 45 count indictment, the Outcasts are accused of surrounding a motel where members of the Chosen Few gang had gathered on Highway 17 in Richmond Hill on June 17, 2022, 22 miles southwest of Savannah.
The Outcasts are accused of tracking and intimidating Chosen Few members for months – confronting them and warning them to stay out of their territory leading up to the shooting at a crowded motel, according to the indictment.
In September 2021, a group of Outcasts allegedly chased a Chosen Few member through three counties before they caught up with him and beat him with chains, the indictment reads.
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In April 2022, a group of Outcasts allegedly crashed a meeting of the Southeastern Georgia Motorcycle Club Association and “asserted their dominance of the southeast Georgia territory.”
Leading up to the June 2022 shootout, chapter President Melaun “Do Wurk” Aiken allegedly tailed a group of eight Chosen Few members who eventually stopped at a restaurant called Flaco’s Tacos on Highway 17.
The Chosen Few members went to the nearby Red Roof Inn, where he allegedly called fellow Outcasts to encircle the building and hold up the rivals at gunpoint.
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The Outcasts allegedly ordered the Chosen Few to hand over their vests. Gunfire erupted according to court documents, although it is unclear the extent of the damage or injuries. The Outcasts then brought an unidentified person to the hospital.
Prosecutors said the shooting put numerous bystanders in danger in a parking lot shared with…
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