Newly Released Video Shows the Terrifying Moment Bullets Start Flying at Twin Peaks Biker Gang Shooting (GRAPHIC)

New footage from a fatal biker gang shootout that took place at a Twin Peaks restaurant near Waco, Texas last year has been released.

Nevada attorney Stephen Stubbs released a total of five videos, including one taken from Officer Michael Bucher's dashcam, which shows the moment bullets began flying during the May 17 incident.

Image source: Youtube / Stephen Stubbs

Stubbs, who is not representing any bikers from either of the two gangs involved in the case, said he obtained the videos posted to his Youtube page from numerous news organization who reached out months ago and asked him to review the evidence, KXXV-TV reported. He said he made an agreement with the media outlets not to release the video before now.

The attorney released the first video, a montage of various security and dashcam footage, April 2. The clip includes his personal analysis of the evidence provided to him.

Stubbs told KXXV the audio included in that first video is from a witness whom he said provided a recorded statement to police of what occurred that day. On Tuesday he released four more videos, which include raw footage from various angles inside and outside of the restaurant.

Image source: Youtube / Stephen Stubbs

"I just thought it was appropriate for public to see what happened and video doesn't lie; you can certainly judge for yourself,” Stubbs told KXXV.

In light of the newly released evidence, Stubbs claimed police statements made in the past, including the allegation that bikers attended the restaurant intending to fight, are false. He said that most of the bikers went to the Don Carlos restaurant that day to attend a political meeting for the Texas Coalition of Clubs and Independents.

According to Stubbs, the individuals seen running and taking cover the moment the incident occurred should not be part of the criminal prosecuted.

"The majority of the bikers there and the majority of bikers arrested didn't do anything wrong. There are bikers that did something wrong, that caused the fight, that were the aggressors, justice should happen for those bikers,” Stubbs insisted.

One video shows some of the bikers from the Bandidos and Cossacks gangs hiding behind cars in the restaurant parking lot. Another graphic video shows bikers brawling, some of them getting seriously hurt.

Stubbs told KXXV that after analyzing the videos, along with independent witness statements, he judged that the incident began when 70 members of the Cossacks surrounded seven Bandidos, who had just arrived to the restaurant. The attorney said he believes the Cossacks started the fatal fight, firing the first two shots.

Stubbs said that though he has represented the Bandidos, a club listed as a “Tier 2” threat by the Texas Department of Public Safety, in the past, and released a press statement on their behalf after the May 17, 2015 shooting, he does not have a bias in this case.

Nine people were killed and dozens injured as a result of the altercation involving the rival biker gangs. Seven of those killed were members of the Cossacks motorcycle club.

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