Police Raid Danish Gathering of Bikers
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COPENHAGEN — Heavily armed police raided a Hells Angels gathering where leaders were believed to be plotting strategy in a Nordic biker war, newspapers said Thursday.
Police arrested one biker but let 33 go after Wednesday’s raid on a restaurant near the city of Aarhus, 120 miles northwest of Copenhagen.
The Hells Angels and other Scandinavian offshoots of U.S. biker gangs have been feuding for three years. The biker war has killed 10 people and injured about 60.
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