SEVEN MEN INCLUDING PRZEMYSLAW PIWONIA SENTENCED IN SURREY BIKER GANG ATTACK

Seven men associated with the Hells Angels and Red Devils motorcycle clubs have been sentenced to 14 years in prison each for their involvement in a violent attack on rival bikers. The incident occurred in November 2018 at the Forman Institute in Blindley Heath, Surrey, where the group attacked seven members of the Vikings and Wargs Brotherhood clubs using knives and other weapons.

During the assault, victims were stabbed in the head, legs, and buttocks, with one individual suffering a stomach wound that required bowel surgery. Police investigations revealed a connection between the attack and the prospective membership of the defendants in the Red Devils and Hells Angels clubs.

Among those sentenced is Przemyslaw Piwonia, also known as Przemyslaw Korkus, aged 41, who lives on Penn Road in Slough, Berkshire. Other convicted individuals include David Jacobs, 29, from Chalfont Lane in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire; Bartosz Plesniak, 35, of Lancaster Avenue in Slough; Ladislav Szalay, 32, of Torrington Drive in Harrow, London; Tamas Tomacsek, 38, of Milton Grove in Enfield, London; Piotr Zamijewski, 45, of Dorchester Way in Hayes, Hillingdon, London; and Jimi Kidd, 39, residing on Buttinghill Drive in Haywards Heath, West Sussex.

Jimi Kidd was specifically found guilty of violent disorder, grievous bodily harm (GBH), and assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH). However, he was acquitted of possessing a bladed article and offensive weapon. Detective officials confirmed that the attack was linked to the defendants' potential affiliations with the Red Devils and Hells Angels clubs, emphasizing the violent nature of the incident.