A true story about a cop who goes undercover to join the Mongols was published last April, entitled "Under and Alone: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most Violent Outlaw Motorcycle Gang".

It sounds like an interesting read for those intrigued with biker gangs.

William Queen, who was a Vietnam Vet and an agent for the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms, infiltrated the Mongols as an undercover agent. According to Amazon.com:

Assuming the role of bearded biker "Billy St. John," Queen entered into a 28-month undercover operation. To gather evidence of homicide, weapons and narcotics violations, he sometimes wore a wire, knowing that its discovery could lead to his murder. Indeed, he was suspected at first of being a cop and forced to prove himself in more than a few dangerous situations. But after months of hazing, he became a trusted member.

Labels: Motorcycle Clubs, William Queen