Motorcycle gang members arrested after shooting across Interstate 45 at rival gang

MADISONVILLE, Texas (KBTX) – Madisonville police say 3 members of the Homietos motorcycle gang ended up arrested Saturday immediately after capturing across Interstate 45 at customers of yet another gang. Police believe the rival gang users belonged to the Bandidos MC.

Madisonville law enforcement officers 1st responded to a pictures fired simply call just in advance of 2 p.m. on Saturday at a gas station in the 3000 block of E. Key in Madisonville. They say witnesses saw seven customers of the Homietos gangs “exchange words” with a further team, then depart the fuel station adopted by a black 4-door motor vehicle.

Police say the motorcycles and black automobile turned on the northbound feeder road of Interstate 45, pulled to the side of the road, and started firing “numerous rounds” throughout Interstate 45 at the bikers even now parked at the gasoline station. The Homietos customers then fled north on I-45 and the other motorbike group left in an not known direction.

Deputies from the Leon County Sheriff’s Business uncovered and stopped the automobile and a single of the bikes, the place they discovered two weapons, ammunition, and a fired casing within the car. Two males were arrested.

The other bikes fled from deputies, but Texas Office of General public Security troopers were equipped to locate two bikes and pursued them throughout quite a few counties into Navarro County, in which another suspect was arrested after troopers found a firearm and ammunition related to what was found at the scene.

Madisonville police say no one was wounded, but a bystander reported on Sunday that their auto was hit by a bullet throughout the shooting.

Christopher Daniel Holt, 28 of Harrah, Oklahoma, is the president of the Homietos Bike Club and was billed with fatal perform. Mahir Alihodizic, 36 of Kansas Metropolis, Kansas, is the vice president of the Homietos Motorcycle Club and was charged with evading detention, unlawful carrying of a weapon, and acquiring a prohibited material in a correctional facility. Eric Ross Oberholt, 28, is a member of the Homeitos Bike Club and was charged with deadly conduct.

Law enforcement say their investigation is ongoing and includes quite a few condition and federal organizations, with supplemental prices expected to be submitted in the upcoming. They pressured that at any time people see action involving motorcycle clubs, they must get in touch with neighborhood regulation enforcement.

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