sold, guns they carried and violent acts planned. The law enforcement sting tied into the investigation of another neo-Nazi hate group in St. Cloud, the American Front, which had been under suspicion of planning violence and engaging in paramilitary training on a heavily fortified compound in neighboring Osceola County. On April 28, 2009, Robert Killian detonated a remote-control bomb in order to impress Klose. The blast excited Klose so much that he fired a pistol and told Killian to use the explosive on the Warlocks MC’s clubhouse. Outcome The investigation lasted for five years and led to the arrests of 20 people, for offenses that ranged from dealing drugs to possessing illegal weapons and plotting murders. Some of the skinhead bikers who were exposed in the sting operation allegedly had the intention of engaging in domestic terrorism. Brian Klose was arrested on charges of trafficking in hydrocodone and oxycontin, threatening to throw a destructive device, manufacturing and selling drugs and purchasing cocaine. Members Ronald Cusack, Carlos Eugene Dubose, and Harold Johnson Kinlaw were also some of the known members who were arrested on similar charges. Brian Klose's wife, Leah Klose, was arrested drug charges along with an additional club associate, Deborah Plowman. References Undercover police agents Front organizations Motorcycle clubs in the United States Outlaw motorcycle clubs Aryan Nations White-supremacist organized crime groups in the United States