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'Because we've been in the press so much lately and it's all been pretty much negative, we thought we'd invite you guys out here to see a different side,' Lee Cole, Phoenix chapter president for the Hells Angels said.
For the first time in club history, CBS 5 cameras were allowed unrestricted access to services for Raymond 'Boomer' Baker, 70, who died three weeks after a motorcycle accident outside Las Vegas.
'Boomer was an Oakland member for thirty something odd years before he transferred out to Phoenix,' Cole said.
Within the parking lot of over 500 were Hells Angels from East to West and several more from around the globe. But there were also dozens of Rough Riders, Vultures and Hooligans.
'I don't have family in town,' said 'Solid' with the Deer Valley Hooligans, 'But I have a huge family with the brothers.'
Across the street from the handshakes and hugs, federal agents watched; serving as a reminder into the troubled past of the Hells Angels."
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