ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. —
Law enforcement officials said they've brought down a major prescription drug operation, involving a biker gang and a white supremacist group
FBI agents and local law enforcement said they arrested six alleged members of a group called the "S.S. Kavallerie Brigade, and the Outlaws motorcycle club.
Investigators said the two groups teamed up to traffic cocaine and prescription pills across state lines.
The operation also uncovered plots to take out rival gang members and kill a police officer, investigators said.
"We determined one member of the Kavallerie Brigade wanted to kill an in-law, who was an African-American, and who also happened to be a law enforcement officer," said Jeff Williamson of the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
Investigators said they remained vague about the exact details of the operation because more arrests are expected.
FBI agents and local law enforcement said they arrested six alleged members of a group called the "S.S. Kavallerie Brigade, and the Outlaws motorcycle club.
Investigators said the two groups teamed up to traffic cocaine and prescription pills across state lines.
The operation also uncovered plots to take out rival gang members and kill a police officer, investigators said.
"We determined one member of the Kavallerie Brigade wanted to kill an in-law, who was an African-American, and who also happened to be a law enforcement officer," said Jeff Williamson of the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
Investigators said they remained vague about the exact details of the operation because more arrests are expected.