Geoffrey Scott Geoff Brady, 41, was shot to death outside a Fort Worth bar on December 12, 2014, during a violent altercation between rival motorcycle gangs. He was taken outside during the chaos; witnesses said a Bandidos member nicknamed Dauber was seen with a gun pointed at Brady’s head, though Dauber was not reported to have fired the shot. Brady’s wife was present when he was killed.

The investigation led to the arrest and trial of Howard Baker, described as the reputed leader of the Fort Worth Bandidos. Prosecutors charged Baker with murder and engaging in organized crime, and witnesses at trial testified that Baker ordered the shooting because he believed the rival gang was encroaching on Bandidos territory. A jury found Baker guilty of murder and organized crime.

Brady grew up in Lawrence, Kansas, graduating from Lawrence High School and earning a welding certification from Pittsburgh State. He was known for riding motorcycles and enjoying outdoor activities.