Police link Welsh valleys death to biker gang rivalry
Summary
A man named Anthony “Tony” Jones died after a violent fight between rival motorcycle gangs called the Vikings and the Hells Angels in south Wales. Police arrested ten men and are still investigating the incident, which involved weapons and left several injured.Key Facts
- Anthony “Tony” Jones, 56, died in hospital after a fight in Pontnewynydd, south Wales.
- The fight involved knives and hammers and at least twelve men took part.
- Police used firearms officers, a helicopter, and ambulances at the scene.
- Ten men aged 31 to 73 were arrested, seven remain in custody.
- Police are seeking a man named Anthony Paul Jones and a blue van with the plate MA23 FLC.
- The incident links to rival motorcycle gangs, the Vikings and the Hells Angels.
- A police cordon is still in place at the British Legion Club in Pontnewynydd for forensic work.
- Both gangs have origins in the US but have UK chapters, with some members involved in criminal activities.
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