Under And Alone Infiltrating The World's Most Violent Motorcycle Gang
Under And Alone Infiltrating The World's Most Violent Motorcycle Gang is a book written by William Queen. The book is a true story of how William Queen infiltrated one of America's most notorious motorcycle gangs, the Mongols, as an undercover agent. William Queen was an experienced law enforcement officer who had previously worked with the US Customs Service. He was recruited by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to go undercover and join the Mongols to help bring them down. This article will explore the story of William Queen and his experience working undercover with the Mongols.
The Mongols Motorcycle Gang
The Mongols Motorcycle Gang was founded in California in the late 1960s. The gang is known for its violent activities, including drug trafficking, extortion, and murder. The Mongols are one of the most dangerous motorcycle gangs in the world, with chapters in the United States, Europe, and Australia. The gang's members are fiercely loyal to each other, and they have a strict code of conduct that they follow.
William Queen's Infiltration of the Mongols
William Queen was chosen by the ATF to go undercover and infiltrate the Mongols. In order to do this, he had to become a member of the gang. He spent two years working his way up the ranks of the Mongols, gaining the trust of the gang's leaders and becoming a full-patch member. During his time with the gang, he participated in their criminal activities, including drug trafficking and extortion. He even helped plan a murder, but the ATF was able to prevent it from happening.
The Challenges of Undercover Work
Working undercover is a dangerous job, and William Queen faced many challenges during his time with the Mongols. He had to constantly be aware of his surroundings and make sure that his cover was not blown. He also had to deal with the psychological toll of living a double life, pretending to be someone he was not. He had to distance himself from his family and friends, and he was constantly under surveillance by the ATF. Despite these challenges, he was able to successfully infiltrate the Mongols and help bring down many of their members.
The Aftermath
William Queen's work with the Mongols was instrumental in taking down many of the gang's members. In 2008, the ATF launched a massive operation called "Operation Black Rain," which resulted in the arrest of over 60 Mongols members. The operation was based on information that William Queen had gathered during his time with the gang. The Mongols have since been designated a criminal organization by the US Department of Justice, and many of their members have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms.
Conclusion
Under And Alone Infiltrating The World's Most Violent Motorcycle Gang is a fascinating and thrilling story of one man's experience working undercover with one of America's most notorious motorcycle gangs. William Queen's bravery and dedication to his job helped bring down many dangerous criminals and put them behind bars. His story serves as a reminder of the important work that law enforcement officers do every day to keep our communities safe.