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Hope all the boy's who headed out for the ride in Az are okay...sucks to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Just what we needed......more bad press!
Just what we needed......more bad press!
This just in from John;
"OK, Jimmy! I'm in Reno and doin' fine..........I work at Harrah's in Reno and we've heard from employees that were there. If Frank is in Harrah's, he won't be able to contact anyone till about now. All the casino's were locked down for security and investigation. Those inside were to be questioned. That's all I know. I'm fairly confident that we'll be hearing from the Hippo tomorrow or Monday. Later, John"
Pulled this off of my site. So we hang tight until Sunday.
"OK, Jimmy! I'm in Reno and doin' fine..........I work at Harrah's in Reno and we've heard from employees that were there. If Frank is in Harrah's, he won't be able to contact anyone till about now. All the casino's were locked down for security and investigation. Those inside were to be questioned. That's all I know. I'm fairly confident that we'll be hearing from the Hippo tomorrow or Monday. Later, John"
Pulled this off of my site. So we hang tight until Sunday.
Well we do know one thing. The incident happened in a Casino where you can't fart without an infra-red camera picking up the fumes and being able to tell what the guy ate last.
The biggest problem is the general public tends to throw all Harley Riders in the same basket. For instance, when you watch CNN you will note that the lame reporters state that The River run generally attracts 50,000 to 80,000 "Club Members."
Stuff like this is not good for anyone.
Good time for everyone to be a bit more careful than usual now. This riding season, like it or not, pulling into an establishment where you are not known will tend to make your intentions subject to a higher degree of scrutiny. Regular Bikers, Patch Holders and establishment owners as well as Joe Citizen in their car, are all going to be a bit on edge, so BE CAREFUL OUT THERE.
The biggest problem is the general public tends to throw all Harley Riders in the same basket. For instance, when you watch CNN you will note that the lame reporters state that The River run generally attracts 50,000 to 80,000 "Club Members."
Stuff like this is not good for anyone.
Good time for everyone to be a bit more careful than usual now. This riding season, like it or not, pulling into an establishment where you are not known will tend to make your intentions subject to a higher degree of scrutiny. Regular Bikers, Patch Holders and establishment owners as well as Joe Citizen in their car, are all going to be a bit on edge, so BE CAREFUL OUT THERE.
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JimmyK, Hippo was in good spirits on Friday evening and did NOT suggest at all that he or any of his group were headed to Harrah's. Rather, as HighRider said they were probably safely back in the Lake Havasu area.
I haven't gone through all the new threads so if this is "old" news, please forgive me.
Oh, of the 80K at the River Run, IMHO there were less than 1000 patch holders. Laughlin has become a pretty pricey event. Those in attendance are typically upscale. The patchholders are the exception. What is particulary strange is that Harrah's is one of the best casinos in Laughlin. The crowd there is like the Golden Nugget crowd, upscale. Guess that doesn't stop some folks from dropping in.
I haven't gone through all the new threads so if this is "old" news, please forgive me.
Oh, of the 80K at the River Run, IMHO there were less than 1000 patch holders. Laughlin has become a pretty pricey event. Those in attendance are typically upscale. The patchholders are the exception. What is particulary strange is that Harrah's is one of the best casinos in Laughlin. The crowd there is like the Golden Nugget crowd, upscale. Guess that doesn't stop some folks from dropping in.
Missed the 02 River Games by about two miles. We were at the Edgewater as one of the girls wanted to see the Wild Child concert.
They did pretty much close the town down, but a little knowledge of the lay of the land goes a long way and we made it back to Lake Havasu without any incidents.
In retrospect I should have known that something was up, because a few things were out of place, but this was pretty serious and unexpected.
They did pretty much close the town down, but a little knowledge of the lay of the land goes a long way and we made it back to Lake Havasu without any incidents.
In retrospect I should have known that something was up, because a few things were out of place, but this was pretty serious and unexpected.
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