A Hell's Angels Member and a Rival Vagos Member are Facing Time

Cesar Villagrana, Hell's Angel sentenced to 12.5 years

A shooting in Las Vegas Nevada in 2011, left a Hell's Angels Chapter president killed, and a Vagos member wounded by bullet.

The gunfight occurred in a Las Vegas casino when a Hell's Angels member, Cesar Villagrana, opened fire and shot Ernesto Gonzales, a member of the rival Vagos Motorcycle Club in the leg.

Before this the fight was only fists, and after the Vagos member was shot, they returned fire and mortally wounded the San Jose Hell's Angels Chapter President, Jeffrey "Jethro" Petigrew.

The Hell's Angels member is facing 12 and a half years, for wounding a Vagos member in the shoot out, and the Vagos gang member has been sentenced to life in prison, with the possibility of parole in 28 years.



References:

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/oct/19/nv-casino-shootout/