DONALD mode "KRAUT" TREFTZ ** PRÉSIDENT DE GANG DE MOTARDS DE RACE ** AFFICHE RECHERCHÉE PAR LE FBI

UP FOR AUCTION IS AN INCREDIBLE FIND.. PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF THE OHIO CHAPTER OF THE BREED MOTORCYCLE GANG, DONALD "KRAUT" TREFTZ. TREFTZ WAS BEING SOUGHT FOR THE MURDER OF A GANG INDUCTEE IN 1994. TREFTZS NAME MAY RING A BELL TO MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS, AS HE WAS PARTIALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ONE OF THE BIGGEST MC CLASHES OF ALL TIME.

On March 6, 1971, the Breed participated in a large-scale brawl with the Hells Angels at a motorcycle trade show inCleveland, involving over a hundred bikers from each side.Four members of the Breed – Bruce Emerick, Andrew Demeter, Amelio Gardull and Thomas A. Terry – and one Hells Angel – Jeffrey "Groover" Coffey – were stabbed to death, and twenty-three people were injured, including three police officers. Dozens of vans and cars full of police officers were called in to break up the fight. Although most of the bikers were able to flee, eighty-four were arrested at the scene. On March 9, 1971, forty-seven Breed members and ten Hells Angels were each charged with five counts of first-degree murder.The feud between the two clubs reportedly began after a fight inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvaniatwo years earlier,and continued during the following two decades.

TREFTZS FBI WANTED POSTER WAS ISSUED BY THE DOJ ON AUGUST 18TH, 1994. IT IS IN ABSOLUTE PRISTINE CONDITION. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY. DONT MISS IT!

TheBreed Motorcycle Clubwas aone-percentermotorcycle clubthat was formed inAsbury Park,New Jerseyin the United States in 1965. The club disbanded in 2006 after numerous prominent members were indicted on racketeering and drug trafficking charges.

The Breed Motorcycle Club was founded by Salvatore DeIulio inAsbury Park,New Jerseyin 1965.The club was originally known as the New Breed, but the full title didnt fit properly on thecolors.The Breed patched over theRiverside, New Jersey-based Aces and Eights Motorcycle Club and theElizabeth, New Jersey-based Branded Motorcycle Club in 1983 Due in parts of the efforts of Jim "Irish" Power who was known as "Irish Prez". He was known for his efforts to expand the club with minimal violence and his desire to make the club more profitable and larger in members. Powers efforts took mode The Breed to a level of profit and members that made the MC become a large force not to be underestimated or taken lightly by its rival clubs.At its peak in the 1970s, the Breed was the most prominent outlaw motorcycle club in the state and also had chapters inNew York,Ohio,PennsylvaniaandWest Virginia, with a membership of between three- and four-thousand.