Sose The Ghost On What Is A Sgt At Arms? Life Of A 1%er! 

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As a Sgt. At Arms, 80% of my actions are Inter-Club.... Checking my Brothers excessive overdrinking/overdrugging and their resulting rowdy behavior, heated disagreements between Club Brothers or simply keeping order at Church. Watching the citizens behavior at our parties is always an issue also. Ironically, dealing with the P's safety/security issues or disrespect outside the Club is truly a rare occurrence, as other Clubs are alert to police their own as well.

Having a full patch, who also holds a BJJ black belt is a huge addition to any club. Not just because of their ability to fight, but from my experience, those guys are also usually highly intelligent and level headed. Their ears definitely stand out and you can tell the amount of work they've put into something.

How are you doing Ghost ? I'm doing fine, just enjoying my retirement the best I can. Anyway I've got a little story for you involving a SGT. AT ARMS with the HELLS ANGELS, it's not a bad story at all. This happened in either the end of June or the middle of July of 1978. I was 18 years old and I wanted to get my first tattoo and when I got to the tattoo shop there were a lot of beautiful girls and they were all yelling at the tattooist that "I'm first, another said no I'm first" there had to be at least 15 to 20 girls, then finally the tattooist stands up and yells at the girls " EVERYBODY SHUT THE FUCK UP ' then he said to me " What do you want? " I said I want a tattoo" he told me 4 hour wait", I said fine and he told me to write down my name on this sheet of paper. I then went outside then I now noticed about 15 of the worlds most beautiful choppers that I've ever seen so I was walking up and down looking at these beauties then I was leaning on this white car and then there they were the HELLS ANGELS and most were full patch members and some were Prospects so I looked away from these guys but then all of a sudden I felt someone put 1 arm around my waist and picked me up like I was a candy wrapper then sat me on the white car and He must've been 6 foot 5 inches tall and I'm 6 foot 2 inches tall and 210 pounds and he had these very dark shades on and a ponytail with a bandana around his head and a big bushy beard and mustache, he then bends down to where we were almost touching nose to nose, I thought this guy was going to knock my head off of my shoulder but then he smiled and said " I Like You & I said I " I like you too' He was talking to me and said " I Noticed That' You Were Looking At The Bikes and I said "Yeah and they're beautiful bikes" he then asked me if I was thirsty but that's when he told this fuckin' gorgeously, beautiful, sexy biker chick that must've been his old lady he told her " Get 2 frosty cold Heineken beers for me and my new friend' because it was hot out, and she ran behind the tattoo shop and got the beers and she even opened the beers for him and me and then asked me if I ride and I told him that I don't even have a car yet which made him laugh, so said 2 things, 1 he told his old lady to" Get me and my friend here 2 more Heineken,s and then asked if I was ever thinking about getting a motorcycle and I said "Yes, it has crossed my mind" " then he said with a bit of a smile " When you do get 1 why don't you come around and me and my boys can go riding and you can come with us.... O.K" and I said ' Alright ". He said I have to do some business with my boys and when you do come around ask for Big Frank, I'm the Sgt. At Arms for the club around here, then we shook hands and 1 of those little respectful quick hugs. Frank and me ended up drinking a 6 pack of cold Heineken's each but I have to tell you that the prospects didn't seem to like me at all. No I never did get a motorcycle and I never saw Big Frank again and I did go around there but never saw him again and that was 46 years ago and to this day I often wonder what ever happened to Frank and the other full patch members because even they came over and were talking to me too. Sorry for such a long story but I had to add the details 😎

#Ghostin, right on Brother, having been a SAA off and on for 5yrs, You got it on the money, only thing I did different, is I also had to keep the "P" safe and the rest of my Brothers, but also had to keep the P in line with the club bylaws. Way it worked for us, yes I answered to the Prez, but I also had to answer to the regional SAA AND the Club SAA (on board) and it most definitely requires street smarts and street rep, or you WILL get tested. Love ya my Brother.

Been watching you for awhile now brotha and I love the channel. Putting out true knowledge. People need to learn the right way. I'm no longer in a club but I know I will find myself back in a club one day. All you spread is truth and could save someone's life.

Sergeant at arms is the next President. He smart, aware, protective, etc.

#GHOSTIN 💯 truth right there! Always keep the peace outside and inside the club, stay vigilant and make sure all the members get home safe. MLH&R

Great content. Man I love the knowledge u put out…I never rode with a MC.. I really like how u break the positions down. One of my coworkers belongs to an army vet MC. I see why he loves it so much. I really just ride to offset the miles on my VW and the freedom, air and thrill of it. Lol Ty for the content.

You summed it up perfectly. Peace to you and yours. I've been binge watching your videos. You speak truth and I enjoy your content. Thank you.

#GHOSTIN 💯👊 Definitely all that you spoke on is key to the Sargent At Arms position 💯%. Much respect 💯👊

Excellent episode. I think for those that didn't know about position will have a better understanding. It can be a stressful position. Definitely have to be on your game 100%. It is 1 of if not the most important officers position within a club.

Good one Sose! Much love! I grew up in south LA, Harbor Area. It is no joke just hangin with homies that keeping your eyes peeled for threats and body language is huge. Clowns always get caught with their pants down. Great informational! Thanks for all you do! #Ghostin #Demonsrow

Another great video keep preaching that truth.

Great show, always on point brother.. keep spreading the knowledge ✊🏼🍀👿

My roll as sgt has been blessing and a curse because I've been able to watch things grow as well as start turning on it's self, but in the same instance I've had to step in and be the one to remind every one that the brother on the left right and front or back of the pack is there for one reason,,, the good of the club!!! no one brother is the club, but can easily destroy it with stupid actions!!! Odin...

Thanks for the ride and info Sose, much love.

Another GREAT VIDEO!! Thanks for taking us along for the ride will dropping knowledge 🙌 #GHOSTIN 👻 Alive and well

I was one of those who thought Sergeant at Arms was more a an enforcer position as well. It sounds like it has that element of advisory and being in the know of everything going as much as one can and being to read situations. That takes a great deal of mental strength as well. Much like a consigliere in a Mafia family.

GHOSTIN

U on point hopefully people are listening ✊🏾

I just came upon your channel the other day and it’s very informative,Thanks Sose

Awesome show 👏

Awesome info sose!

Nicely said , fantastic video

I appreciate the info you gave in this video. I’m the Sargent At Arms in my club and needed a good idea of what my duties are and you explained them well…..unrelated I ride that same highway you’re on often.

In my years of being an SA, I have found that most of my interactions with conflict have been dealt with (thankfully) verbally. Verbal judo is a great skill for an SA because of the outcome and the professionalism that comes with it, but however there are times where words aren’t enough, and as an SA I am tasked to handle the situation the way I see fit and sometimes it gets physical. Not backing down and being the one to step up without hesitation and handling things and being there for the protection of the club and the president and maintaining the peace is a huge responsibility and (in my opinion) the most valuable position in the club. It’s not for the faint of heart, it’s a very stressful job and it isn’t easy nor is it always fun, but it’s a very rewarding job. I love the vids brother! Keep ‘em! #GHOSTIN

I was a Sgt at arms for 15yrs before making VP and I always made sure the prez was protected as well as my brothers and yes I had to throw that 1st punch so that individual understood u not going to just disrespect my prez or club on the other side I would talk to that man like a man to get my point across without punches being thrown so it is real in the battle field and my office as well as myself was very well respected because of my actions stay safe Sose Halla at u later brother

Solid episode bro. You are spot on bro!

I know im late but i wanna say this format right here is awesome. The cruising footage, the ambience, all that.

HELLA DOPE CONTENT AS ALWAYS AND ML&R TO YOU ALWAYS MY BROTHA…! 💯💪🏾

💯 That's the educational tools I love to hear. Thank you SoSe. #Ghostin ML&R ALWAYS SIN

Love that education on the Arms position bro. Learning the life down here in New Orleans

I know y’all had the same weather we had in providence Rhode Island. You for sure certified my guy.

#Ghostin My name is Hot Head representing , Brooklyn TWISTERS MC 🌪 🤟🏽🍺

Lets up know where else you want us to take on this channel

#GHOSTIN⚡Another good video beother most important and most savage postion in the club not every one is cut out for it. Mad love and respect brother keep the knowledge flowing 💯

Awesome bro answered a question I wouldn't ask a member thanks mate love the way you speak all experience and well put together stay safe on the road bro

Just found this page literally last night.. man your videos are so interesting! Currently looking into getting a bike myself. Appreciate all these videos Sose🤘🏽

"There are things known and there are things unknown and in between are the doors." - Jim Morrison

#Ghostin Sose. It’s not the toughest but it’s who is first when it gets tense. Great wisdom and knowledge thank you Sose

#Ghostin Peace, Ghost this is #Knowledge #Enforcer from the #DirtyOnesMC I see the role of Sarge At Arms essentially the same as you. I would add knowing what's happening on the set as important as checking out a location before the P gets there. Being proactive and preemptive is better than being reactive to violence or the plottings

This helped me gain important perspective 👊🙏

I think you nailed it!

Hey I like seeing the view of connecticut, I was born an raised there, now living in charleston sc

Facts you gotta be ready to move and get work done

#GHOSTIN always informative! Thanks Sose!

I just found the channel thank you for great content.

That diamond on the four head with the Indian chief crown in the bandana looks fresh. #Ghostin

Good info as always

Awesome video and insight. But dam man I was freezing my ass off watching you ride in 30 degree weather lol.

Thanks for the clarification, nice day for riding.

Loyalty to the top, smart, aware and dangerous. The SAA position will come to you.

Awesome video. Great explanation

You speaking HELLA facts #BIGSALUTE

I didn't know that think you very much for the information.

#ghostin I'm a VP in a VMC, I can believe there are sleezy vps out there because people are people but I just don't get people that plot and scheme on their brothers. VPs should be backing their P, learning from them, get on their page so you can support your P, and your club, and do it right. You should be able to give the same answers, make the same decisions your P would if they ain't there or you're not doing it right.

Bring the light bro much love from England. From marko

#Ghostin solid video Sose. I see the SA position the same way you do. They gotta be on top of their game at all times and look out for the club in every aspect.

#Ghostin thanks sose I love the topic of the video keep up the work my brother

#GHOSTIN man it’s cold. Didn’t know about Sargent of Arms. Thanks for the knowledge. Keeping it real. Peace.

Great content brother

Awesome video Sose

Being a Sgt at Arm's is the position I do best.

🤙🤙🤙 good info

Yo my dude.. you always come w that 🔥.. however this time you were right on the fkn money with this breakdown.. keep up the good work and stay safe homie.. 🤜🤛

I enjoyed the the ride I remember one time Vegas at a party what president was in the bathroom I tried to walk into the bathroom I was in a new brother sergeant of arms I want to hear Brothers pick me up off the ground but and sat me back outside and read me the riot act then I understood his new brother so they didn't black and blue great lesson

#GHOSTIN on my Heritage Softail Classic before the winds come. :O)

Good shit Sose! Sgt at Arms needs to have both Brains and Brawns.

Excellent job sose.

What up my brother always fire family 🤟🏼👍🏼💪🏼⚡️⚡️

Very interesting as always

#Ghostin I be ridin when it's 30* outside. Northern Indiana winters suck. Stay safe! 🤙

That is for real. That's what I do and teach all my brothers to be aware 🗡

#Ghostin Much love brother!

very good explanation I APPRECIATE THAT I'm SGT AT ARM HAVOK RIDERS COACHELLA VALLEY

Hey dawg this one was a banger

#ghostin I like learning about the different positions you can hold. Sgt At Arms sounds like the realest to me. Also I really liked the blue lightning under the bike of the Skeletor logo

Good stuff

#GHOSTIN- Much love Sose!!

Sose I have to say “Your Ride Is Awesome” !!!

What’s up Sose. #Ghostin

Thanks for the vid Sose!!! #GhostIn What you talked about was pretty much how I assumed it would be for a Sgt at Arms. I've met a few Sgt at Arms from different clubs but never fully understood what the entire position meant. Had one ask me once if I wanted to know and I honestly told him "While I'm curious I respectfully decline the information in the off chance what you tell me could be deemed personal" I was a 15 year old punk ass girl at the time who had just had an argument with one of their prospects (that's what the man told me who walked up announcing that he was the Sgt at Arms for the club) he asked what was going on since the other man had actually swung on me (he was drunk off his ass) and I round house kicked him (the prospect) in the stomach knocking him backward on the ground about 3 feet away. I explained my side of things and that big beast of a man (he was 6'5 while I was about 5'2) hugged me and told me that he respected me standing up to defend myself but it was best that I walk away. I just smiled up at him and did as he requested. Saw the entire club out quite a few times after that and they would always wave at me and I would wave back but never had any other encounters with them.

That BJJ prevalence makes sense - its all about control and seeing risk

# ghost in.love your knowledge.

dope video

I love it.

This is a Fact! Everyone knows your serious, very important Doc

I really appreciate your videos giving a glimpse into a whole other world. With all the rules and danger just being in an MC, I'll stick to my six figure government job where I work from home fully remote and stay outta all this noise lol. Peace, quiet, and Johnny Law off my ass is worth a fuck ton.

You definitely brake it down to the T well said bless up

Ghostin ~ always awesome content ~ML&R Traci

#Ghostin. Love the content.

I use to be a surporter / x team member my best friend of many years was sgt of arms for the main club our pres told him to come collect my surporter gear because of police charges etc sgt of arms didn’t want to do it but we did what was asked of us and we are still awesome mates …. Thay have a job to do that’s all

my pops was srgt. of arms, eyes in the back of his head he was a bad dude real fast to the punch but like ya said its not always about being the biggest n baddest he can size up a room in a glance

#Ghostin, absolutely love this knowledge. I always hit the like button, because it's always good stuff. 👍

Sose you always preach church. The real deal . The first Sick Boy I met was the SA named " Breaker " . I ended up as VP and he was my right hand. Thank you.

I'm a SA can't think of anything else too do in the club My Pres is covered

Big shout from France Yes but an SOA also has to hold his P to the same rules of the rest of your brothers and that means if you're P is late for a meeting you have to fine him like any other brother.Or if your P does something really dumb you got to take him to committee like any one else.. Lonely job and not for everyone. Big shout to all Ghosts and Ghostetts from Jimmy Ex

I remember a few years back, these dudes at a bar decided they wanted me to hang with them, told me we were going to a "chill after hours spot" that ended up being a 1%er clubhouse, unbeknownst to me. We walk in, we're drinking, having a good time, I go up to buy another drink and their sgt at arms pulls me aside, asks what colors I'm wearing because I'm wearing my denim vest with a few patches (punk rock shit, didn't know where we were heading from the first bar, nothing to do with bikes at the time,didn't have anything resembling a rocker on it) so i tell him, he looks me over and tells me to get back to partying. Strange situation but he was doing his job, and I was outta my depth.

I seen it for my own eyes a few weeks ago. Seargent turned up and the whole atmousphere changed.