Former full-patch member of Devil’s Army denies defence lawyer’s allegations
The lawyer representing the former president of the Devil’s Army motorcycle club has accused a key Crown witness of being the one who killed Dillon Brown at the Devil’s Army clubhouse in March 2016.
“It makes no sense. You’re lying about this, aren’t you,” said Anderson, who accused X of trying to mislead the jury.Anderson said X’s testimony that he smelled gunpowder when he reached out to touch Brown was “another totally absurd aspect of the story.” In April 2017, X became aware that police were intercepting his conversations with his wife and had installed listening devices in their home.
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