According to police, Duboc is a member of the Mongols and Roemer is a member of the Hells Angels. They say the altercation was related to their gang affiliations, and that both Roemer and Duboc were working on the job site.

Duboc was placed into custody at the Storey County Detention Center and held on a bail of $185,000.

He has now been charged with:

• Attempted murder with the use of a deadly weapon motivated by hatred or bias toward a victim
• Mayhem with the use of a deadly weapon
• Battery resulting in substantial bodily harm with the use of a deadly weapon
• Battery with intent to kill to promote or assist a criminal gang

The people of Buckfield won’t be welcoming the Hells Angels motorcycle club anytime soon.

During the annual town meeting Tuesday, voters overwhelmingly decided against handing over nearly 14 acres and close to a million dollars to the outlaws.

It was an offer the town couldn’t refuse.

Lifelong Buckfield resident James Jordan died on March 16, 2024, and in death, he offered the town his nearly 14-acre property on Depot Street, along with $850,000 and additional funds for scholarships.

00:00 Why? Just why

01:23 Buckfield isn’t welcoming the Hells Angels

03:01 Never understood this

04:24 MONGOLS MC STABS A HELLS ANGEL

05:55 The Charges

08:25 I have to argue about this