SCOUT· 62%52m·2026-09-24·FaithEp 1427 | Sonny Barger’s Bodyguard Reveals What the Hells Angels Called “CHURCH”
A former elite Hells Angels enforcer gets real about how his search for family and freedom eventually landed him in prison. Joby Walters recounts recruiting the undercover ATF agent he unknowingly helped bring into the club, the armed standoff with police that finally forced him to surrender, and literally fighting…
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