George Christie – Ventura President
George Christie served as the president of the Hells Angels, Ventura, California charter. While being a member, he served as the longest president in the club’s history. In 2001, he left the group, but it was under many speculations with rumors indicating he was in communication with the police. This made him a “bad apple” for the club.
In 2013, he was arrested and served a year in jail for his role in a tattoo shop being firebombed and extorted. After his release, he worked with the team on Outlaw Chronicles, a History Channel show film. Also, it is reported he has a book that will be released soon.
George Christie Ventura President
Barred From Ventura
After leaving the group in 2001, George Christie was barred from attending Ventura County Fair in 203, and it wasn’t the first time it was happening. In 2002, he also tried to break one of the rules and policies related to gang attire and tattoos.
Christie noted his time and life in Hells Angels was more than just constitutional but more of a way of life for him. He noted he dedicated his life and soul to the club, and it felt like a religious kind of thing for him.
Barred From Ventura
