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   From: gregcarrsober@gmail.com   
      
   BARRIE - A member of the Toronto Hells Angels motorcycle club was sent   
   to jail for 60 days Friday for assaulting a man who stole five pounds of   
   his pal’s marijuana.   
      
   Sean Michael Panting, 36, had turned himself in after the two men who   
   stole the pot complained to police that he assaulted and threatened to   
   kill them in October 2012.   
      
   Court heard the complainants, Mark Noblestork, 20, and Tristan Nichols,   
   21, of Bracebridge, broke into the home of one of Panting’s friends and   
   took off with the marijuana.   
      
   Days later Panting showed up where the two worked and approached them in   
   the driveway.   
      
   Panting came up behind Noblestork, held him by the neck against his   
   truck and punched him in the head three times, saying: “Do you know who   
   you’re dealing with? … Bring back what you stole or there will be hell   
   to pay.”   
      
   Nichols, who had a sandwich in his hand, grabbed his cellphone and   
   attempted to call police while threatening to throw his sandwich at Panting.   
      
   “Put down the phone, or I’ll kill you,” Panting said, court heard. He   
   also threatened to put both of them to “sleep” later that night if they   
   didn’t settle up.   
      
   Instead, both men reported the incident to police. While no major   
   injuries were sustained, Noblestork received a small scratch on his   
   finger, court heard.   
      
   Police called Panting and told him to turn himself in and hours later he   
   calmly showed up at the Bracebridge police station, dressed in full   
   Hells Angels regalia.   
      
   It was only later in the investigation that the complainants told police   
   the full story about the stolen pot, court heard.   
      
   Panting was originally charged with the more serious crime of committing   
   an offence for the benefit of a criminal organization and extortion, but   
   that charge was reduced with a plea bargain.   
      
   Justice Michelle Fuerst ordered that Panting’s Hells Angels jacket and   
   ring be returned to him since he was not wearing them at the time of the   
   crime. She also ordered that Panting have no contact, directly or   
   indirectly, with either complainant or their families.   
      
   Panting, dressed in a suit and tie, turned to say goodbye to a family   
   member as he was escorted away in handcuffs by a police officer.   
      
   http://www.torontosun.com/2013/11/08/hells-angels-member-jailed-   
   or-assaulting-pot-thief   
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