Joseph Lancia, the president of the Hells Angels in Rhode Island, changed his plea on Friday after reaching a deal with prosecutors, and was sentenced to serve five years in prison. Lancia, 30, of Smithfield, appeared in Providence Superior Court along with about a dozen members of the motorcycle club wearing their full patch jackets for the hearing before Associate Justice Kristin Rodgers. Lancia pleaded nolo contendre (no contest) to the charge of felony assault and battery, as well as carrying a gun without a license. The more serious charges of discharging a firearm when committing a crime of violence, and assault with intent to commit murder, were dismissed as part of the deal. TIME STAMPS 00:00Intro to the News 02:53 Guardians of the children 04:05 Traveling biker wall 06:59 Hells Angels Road Island 12:24 Motorcycle Training Course Articles used during video https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/motorcycle-club-helping-kids-overcome-abuse/ar-AASMDLT?ocid=BingNewsSearch https://wpdh.com/traveling-fallen-biker-wall-coming-to-poughkeepsie-bike-expo/ https://www.wpri.com/target-12/ri-hells-angels-president-changes-plea-in-gun-case-sentenced-to-five-years/ https://www.wcjb.com/2022/01/20/gainesville-police-is-offering-free-training-course-motorcycle-safety-spring/