SLIDESHOW: Inside the Hells Angels clubhouse
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A well-stocked bar. Video games. A stripper pole and dance stage. Various stickers, shirts and merchandise for sale. A high-tech surveillance system. These are some of the many “features” of the Manitoba Hells Angels clubhouse that members of the public are now getting an inside look at.
Court documents unsealed this week contained hundreds of pages of police affidavits and photographs of the biker home base, which was seized last week by the provincial government under the Criminal Property Forfeiture Act.
Here are some photos from the documents: