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Something especially isn't right when you consider that only about one third of the folks in jail even have criminal records. There's a guy in there who has a wife, three kids, and a local landscape company. There's another guy in there with his son; they own a Harley dealership nearby. Another guy in there doesn't even own a motorcycle -- he came to event in a truck to meet some friends. There are folks in there whose "gangs" are buddy clubs far distant from organized crime. This meeting/event was publicized and announced months ahead of time and attended by many benign motorcycle clubs absolutely a world away from any criminal gangs. But they got arrested and are still being held anyway.

And on a bail of one million dollars. They've had their bikes, cell phones, and cameras confiscated ... They're being held incommunicado and their bail is set so high that there's not a chance in hell they can get out and talk to folks about what happened. And do you really think their cel phones and cameras are going to be returned to them without anything being erased??

Published photos taken of the site during the investigation indicate that the bikers were shot with rifles from far off, not at pistol range. Hmmmm ... the only ones who died, (except for the Marine Purple Heart recipient whose family says he used to be a "bad" biker in his younger days but the gangs he'd belonged to are now defunct, so belonged to ZIP motorcycle group) -- were all bikers. Not a single cop got killed nor even injured, as far as I can tell. It is known that 18 various LEO types, including under-cover cops, were already on the scene. And we're supposed to be buying this incomplete, take-the-official-word-for-it story that this was just a bunch of bikers shooting it out and then the cops showed up and saved the day.

Horse puckey.