Richard Goodridge made headlines last year when La Presse revealed that he was the leader of a new group of bikers, the Moors, which wanted to be more inclusive. It is not known if this group still exists. During the 1990s, Goodridge would have been part of the Scorpions, a clique that gravitated around the Rockers, a school club of the Hells Angels that has now disappeared.
In 1999, Goodridge was observed as a bodyguard in a motorcade in which was the warrior leader of the Hells Angels, Maurice Boucher, who died a few weeks ago. In the mid-2000s, Goodridge founded, with the late kingpin Ducarme Joseph, the street gang 67 in Montreal. The two men then fell out, becoming sworn enemies. After Joseph's departure in 2005, the 67 became the Loyalties, led by Goodridge.
