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Gang Member Involved in Canaan Shooting Takes Stand in Virginia


A former Outlaws motorcycle gang member was a key witness Tuesday in federal court in Virginia.

Michael Pedini says he and Thomas Mayne ambushed a fellow gang member last year in Canaan, on orders from the national president of the Outlaws.

That president, as well as three other gang members, are charged with racketeering and other crimes.

Pedini claims the shooting was revenge for an assault on two other outlaws.

The victim is partially paralyzed because of the attack.

Pedini pleaded guilty to conspiracy last month.

Mayne was killed in a gun battle with federal agents at his Old Orchard Beach home last June.

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