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The Rise and Reign of the Aryan Brotherhood: From Bloodshed to Infamy
On the evening of April 5, 1970, a routine traffic stop in Valencia, California, marked the beginning of a dark chapter in American prison history. Bobby Augusta Davis and Jack Twinning, both convicted criminals linked to a series of thefts, turned a simple police encounter into a violent rampage that left four officers dead. This incident not only showcased the emerging threat posed by the Aryan Brotherhood—a notorious prison gang—but also set the stage for their brutal ascendance within the U.S. prison system.