Mel Chancey

And that's what it's going to be like.

We're getting them.

And I said, okay, cool.

gloves with bb's yeah right shot right jumped right into it right into no hesitation no hesitation i wanted to be i wanted to you know they got our brothers right and i felt that i always used to say we feel that when one guy gets it it's all of us that gets it right and they got our brothers so we're out adrenaline up you know i'm on the natch i'm not partying doing anything like that so i'm completely just full of testosterone right and um

And then here we get the call they're at this bar.

So we knew they were there.

So driving over and the way into the, to the bar, we were in a van, all of us in a van.

So everybody kind of knew what the, everybody knew what they were doing.

This guy's going to watch this door.

Nobody leaves.

Nobody comes in.

There's no cell phones back in the day.

Where there were, they were them brick phones, remember?

So nobody was taking any camera shots, cutting the phone lines.

Nobody was going to press charges because the biker clubs couldn't do that.

So as long as you weren't caught on the scene, you were never going to get caught because they couldn't say nothing when the police came.

The bar owners and patrons sure weren't going to say anything.

They were like, oh, we don't know who did it.

So, you know, it was like free reign.

And that was the first time that I got to feel that.