Cody Wyoming Goes to Hells Angels - Day 3

some pointers on how to ride a bull at the Cody Nite Rodeo.
Wild Willy was bucked off and broke his arm.
Hells Angels Arrested!!!!
Finally! There have been arrests in Cody, Wyoming! What evil deeds have the fearsome Hells Angels committed upon the innocent citizens of Cody, Wyoming?
The Angels’ Arrests
- One Angel pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of driving with a suspended license and was fined $300 and was ordered to pay $10 in court costs.
- One Angel pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana and was fined $300 and was ordered to pay $30 in court costs and a $100 victim surcharge.
- One Angel pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of methamphetamine. He was fined $400 and was ordered to pay $30 in court costs and a victim surcharge of $100.
- One Angel from Harlingen, Holland was charged with misdemeanor battery and breach of peace. A beating? Not really. Tthe charges were related to an incident Thursday during the Old West mock gunfight at the Irma Hotel. The Angel believed a person was photographing him and knocked the person with his elbow while reaching for the camera, Krone said.
- One Angel was charged with felony possession of methamphetamine, and made his initial court appearance.
The Non-Angel Arrests
According to Lee Haines, a law enforcement spokesman, there were 21 arrests not involving Hells Angels members on Wednesday and Thursday. Those arrests included 10 DWUI charges and one arrest for speeding in excess of 100 miles per hour.
In other Hells Angels news:
A bunch of the Angels went to a rodeo and some of them volunteered to participate in the bull riding. Accidents ensued.
- Before the mood could build past a roused crowd and a few introductory bass thumps from Black Sabbaths Crazy Train, the H&B Trading Post chute opened, the bull bucked, Wild Willy fell, and his left arm buckled. Broken. Badly. The crowds applause died quickly as Wild Willy, shaking from shock, kneeled back down on the dirt and waited for a stretcher to take him to the EMS station, located next to the rodeo clowns changing room. An ambulance later took him to West Park Hospital.
- Jose G. took a nasty spill during his ride, in which he dislocated his hip from a vertebra.
One emergency worker had this comment:
“The helmet protects the skull that protects the brain that decided to ride a bull”