Jack Rosga: Outlaws gang leader or ‘working stiff'? - JSOnline

Jack Rosga: Outlaws gang leader or ‘working stiff'? - JSOnline: "Jack Rosga kept a low profile for a man who federal authorities say was the national leader of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, ordering subordinates to attack rival gang members while living and working in Milwaukee.
Known as 'Milwaukee Jack' within the club, Rosga, 53, has a relatively clean record. A lawyer representing him says Rosga is a 'working stiff' who runs a small trucking company, doesn't smoke and has an occasional sip of Crown Royal.
But both Rosga and the Outlaws, a group that works to maintain a positive public image, are portrayed in a far different light in a 12-count indictment filed last week against Rosga and 26 other Outlaws from seven states.
The indictment includes accusations of attempted murder, kidnapping, assault, robbery, extortion, witness intimidation, drug dealing, illegal gambling and gun charges, much of which Rosga allegedly directed from Milwaukee.
Rosga told an undercover agent he expected to one day end up in jail, following the Outlaws' two previous national leaders, both of whom are in federal prison, the indictment says. Rosga also told undercover federal agents posing as Outlaws that they should shoot members of the rival Hells Angels gang, according to the indictment"