Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs (OMCs) are groups of motorcycle enthusiasts who often operate outside the law. These clubs typically have a hierarchical structure and a strong sense of brotherhood among members. They are known for their distinctive patches and colors, which signify their club affiliation. While some OMCs focus on riding and camaraderie, others may engage in illegal activities. OMCs often have a reputation for being involved in organized crime, including drug trafficking and violence. However, not all members participate in criminal behavior, and many simply enjoy the lifestyle and community that comes with being part of a club. Notable examples of OMCs include the Hells Angels and the Outlaws.