LAS VEGAS (AP) - Two Las Vegas men identified as Hells Angels
motorcycle club members pleaded not guilty to federal conspiracy to
distribute cocaine charges following their arrests by federal
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agents.
A third man identified as a Las Vegas chapter president was in a
Henderson jail awaiting arraignment Thursday on similar charges.
Federal Magistrate Judge Cam Ferenbach allowed 41-year-old Keith
Hare and 32-year-old Miguel Macias to go free Wednesday with
restrictions pending trial Jan. 9.
The judge unsealed three indictments that had been sealed
pending the arrests.
Records showed that 44-year-old Paul Seifert was in federal
custody Wednesday at the Henderson city lockup pending his initial
court appearance.
Authorities said the Las Vegas charges didn't relate to recent
violence involving Hells Angels members in northern Nevada and
California.
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