Ten former members of motorcycle club Bandidos have been given prison sentences of up to 5.5 years on appeal. Among them is former president Harrie Ramakers. The members are suspected of illegal possession of weapons, drug trafficking, extortion, public violence and money laundering. For example, they allegedly evaded tons of tax money. They are also suspected of participating in a criminal organization. "Membership in the Bandidos was used as a means to commit criminal activities," the Public Prosecutor's Office (OM) said Thursday.