Bandit OMG - Fort Carson

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Bandit OMG announces new charter in Fort Carson
Outlaw motorcycle club expands presence in Bone County with Fort Carson charter

by Fort Carson staff writer
 

FORT CARSON, BONE COUNTY — The Bandit Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, commonly known as BANDIT OMG, has confirmed the establishment of a new charter in Fort Carson, bringing the club's presence to Bone County. The announcement came earlier this week following several months of private meetings and discussions among the organization's leadership and senior members. While little was said publicly during the planning process, the club has now confirmed that the Fort Carson charter will operate as a permanent branch of the organization.

Pike Garibay, a longtime member of BANDIT OMG and a figure familiar to many within the club, has been named President of the new charter. Garibay will be responsible for overseeing the charter's operations and representing the Bandits throughout Fort Carson and the surrounding parts of Bone County. People familiar with the club say the decision to establish the charter was not made overnight. Fort Carson's position along several important county roads, its local businesses, and its relatively small population made the town an area of interest for the organization. The new charter is expected to maintain a close relationship with businesses throughout Fort Carson. Club members have indicated that they intend to become involved in the day-to-day life of the community, particularly when it comes to protecting local businesses and residents from problems originating outside the county.
 

According to individuals familiar with the charter's plans, the Bandits also intend to keep a watchful eye on the roads surrounding Fort Carson. The club has described this as part of its responsibility to the people who live in the area, with members expected to intervene when outside groups bring trouble into Bone County. The announcement has already drawn attention among residents and business owners, many of whom have watched motorcycle clubs come and go throughout the region. Some see the Bandits' arrival as another group looking to establish itself in the county, while others believe the club could provide a presence in areas where local authorities have struggled to keep order. For Garibay and the Fort Carson members, however, the message coming from the club is straightforward: the charter is here to stay. With its new leadership in place, BANDIT OMG's Fort Carson charter is expected to begin building its presence throughout the county in the coming weeks. Whether the club becomes a permanent fixture of Fort Carson or creates new tensions with groups already operating in Bone County remains to be seen.

 

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