Outlaws leader facing federal charges in Milwaukee

By: Associated Press//May 14, 2015//

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — A former leader of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club who was arrested in Mexico last October is facing new federal charges in Milwaukee.

A grand jury had indicted Randy Yager on charges of racketeering and conspiracy. The indictment accuses the 59-year-old Yager of participating in murders, bombings and arson aimed at rival clubs in the 1990s.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office says the former Crown Point, Ind., man was initially indicted with 16 others in 1997. Yager became a fugitive and was on the U.S. Marshals Service most wanted list in 2004.

Yager will be arraigned in federal court in Milwaukee May 22.

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