BCA Bikers Rights

The Waco Tragedy, May 17th, 2015

In the aftermath of the terrible outbreak of violence that occurred at the Twin Peaks in Waco Texas, there is an increasing tide of confusion, misinformation, and obfuscation. And the number of unanswered questions continues to increase even now.
We understand from the police statements that the initial meeting of bikers at the Twin Peaks was a conference to discuss territorial disputes between rival outlaw gangs. But, this is not true. The conference was a regularly scheduled meeting organized by the Texas Confederation of Clubs & Independents to discuss current legislation that affects biker safety and rights. This meeting has occurred regularly every couple of months for many years in communities around the state without there ever being any prior incidents of notable violence.

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Statement from Biker Lawyer Brent Coon

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What We Don't Know & What We Should Be Asking

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Sadly most other lawyers, judges, jurors and others don't even understand the biking community and what it is all about. It is their loss but regardless, it leaves many of them questioning our values, integrity and morality. Understanding that ignorance and confronting it properly is an important part of legal representation. We do it best because we understand it best. If you need a lawyer, you need to call us. Consultation are free to our brothers and sisters in the biking community.The other thing we ALL need to do is get more involved in the issues important to our lifestyles. From illegal profiling, to safety issues to helmet laws. Help support the cause of protecting what we all share, the freedom of riding a bike."

Brent Coon In The News

Watch Brent Coon on the on Antidote, hosted by Michael Parker, speak about the Twin Peaks Biker Shooting in Waco.
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When did the Waco Police Department (WPD) or other law enforcement (LE) first find out about the potential for two or more bike clubs meeting at the Twin Peak (TP) restaurant on the date of the incident?
· What was the basis of the information?
· Did the Waco Police Department (WPD) ever receive any information that the Twin Peak Restaurant meeting of bike clubs was a legislative assembly meeting?
· Did the WPD prior to the incident ever understand that the event was being arranged by the Texas Confederation of Clubs and Independents (TCCI)?
· Did the WPD have information prior to the event that the TCCI event was an invitation to a large and varied number of clubs from the region?
· Did the WPD have information prior to the event of the background and composition of the various member clubs to the TCCI?
· Did the WPD conduct any investigation prior to the event to ascertain who was expected to attend the TP meeting?
· If so, who was involved and what was the information developed?
· What efforts were undertaken, if any, by the WPD to further investigate the backgrounds and membership of potential TCCI attendees?
· Did the WPD or anyone in LE attempt to discuss the called meeting at the TP facility with any of the member clubs?
· What information did they request of Twin Peaks or the Confederation about the event?
· Did the WPD have any reason to anticipate any “problems” or conflict at the event?
· If so, on what basis of information?
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The Signal that Triggered The Waco Shooting?
The leaked video from the Don Carlos parking lot capturing a small piece of the conflict in Waco may not show us exactly what transpired on May 17th, but it very well may reveal the key witness and what triggered the shooting. The man in the blue shirt must be identified.
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Have You Recently Had A Bike Accident or Other Legal Problem? Why You Should Hire BCA.

Brent Coon and Associates is experienced in many areas of personal injury including Motorcycle Accidents. Founder Brent Coon, while probably best known for his work against corporate greed including the Texas City Explosion and the Gulf Coast Disaster, is an avid motorcycle rider. Brent Coon is a recipient of the Steven Sharp “Trial Lawyer of the Year Award” from the AAJ and the Clarence Darrow Award, a finalist as lawyer of the year with Trial Lawyers for Public Justice, an ALM Top 100 Plaintiff Lawyers in the Country, a founding member of The National Trial Lawyers Association, a Fortune 500 “Top 100 Go To Attorneys” along with numerous other accolades. And as an avid motorcyclist, Brent Coon understands bikes, bikers and the complexities of motorcycle injury lawsuits and litigation.

The law firm of BCA has motorcycle accident attorneys all over the country and can help you with your motorcycle accident lawsuit in various districts all over the country.

Our motorcycle accident attorneys will work tirelessly to make sure every aspect of your motorcycle accident lawsuit is reviewed and help insure you gain the maximum recovery the law allows. BCA has relationships with some of the top motorcycle investigators from around the country to help assist with the complexities which may arise from a motorcycle accident litigation.

As motorcycle accidents often result in serious injury or fatalities, we understand the stress an accident puts on both the injured and loved ones. With the worries of increased medical bills, recovering from injury, returning to your occupation, BCA understands the pressures that result from motorcycle accident. Our motorcycle lawyers will work with you hand in hand and provide constant communications on your motorcycle lawsuit.

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