Bail hearing Monday for man with ties to Hells Angels

Bail hearing Monday for man with ties to Hells Angels: "man linked to the Hells Angels will appear in Vancouver Provincial Court today for a bail hearing after a series of charges were laid against him earlier this month.
Juel Ross Stanton, who has been a member of the Angels’ East End Chapter, was charged April 4 with three counts of possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose, possessing a weapon without a licence and possessing a prohibited or concealed weapon.
Stanton, 40, was also charged with assault causing bodily harm related to an incident on March 6 in Vancouver, according to Provincial Court files.
He was also charged March 17 with driving while prohibited and without proper insurance.
Stanton remains in jail, according to the court database, but is due for a hearing today to determine whether he’ll be released.
Details of the circumstances of the charges were not available Sunday.
Stanton runs a construction company called Juel Forming in Vancouver.
He was acquitted in September 2006 in a violent forcible confinement case where four men broke into a Surrey marijuana-growing operation, beat its owner with brass knuckles and held him captive.
Stanton’s brother Norman was convicted in the same case of conspiracy, forcible confinement, robbery and assault causing bodily harm.
Two earlier trials in the 2001 growing operation break-in were aborted"