A dozen Hells Angels were denied entry to the Ventura County Fair on Wednesday evening after refusin
A dozen Hells Angels were denied entry to the Ventura County Fair on Wednesday evening after refusing to remove their black leather vests emblazoned with the trademark winged skull of their motorcycle gang.' Stopped at a side entrance, the bikers were told by Ventura police officers that their clothing violated a fair policy prohibiting gang attire.' Officers [ADD NAMES?] told George Christie Jr., president of the local Angels chapter, and his associates that they would have to remove any clothing bearing the name of their group in order to enter the fairgrounds. HA member George Christey Jr., next to his stepdaughter Aubrey Nicoletto, 9, shows Event Staff his tickets to confirm they were denied entry, then he gave the tickets to his attorney. (Photo by Ricardo Dearatanha/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
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