First story of 2020: When the Outlaw Motorcycle Gang was Bombed in Jax

Posted on January 1, 2020 | Leave a comment

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George and Winnie Sharrow slipped into their small car in Southside Estates and the car bomb blew them to pieces. Police began to speculate a gangland war might be brewing between the Outlaws and Hell’s Angels. Florida had been a “battleground state,” not just for electoral college votes, but for biker allegiance, and the war was waged through women.

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