Richard "Jack" Molloy
Rock Machine/Bandidos
    Richard "Jack" Molloy was born on  February 28, 1955, and became  a prospect for the Rock Machine's Quebec City sometime in the mid 1990s.

     Molloy and Érik "Le Kid" Guay were sought by police  in connection to an  incident  that occured  in the  early hours of  February 21, 1996, when two individuals were stabbed.

     According to information published in  Le Soleil, four men  drinking  at the Passe Port bar, when the  discussions became heated. One of  the four men  reportedly  jumped  up  and  lunged  at the man he was arguing with, stabbing him in the stomach. When another person intervened, he received slashes on his arm.
    Molloy was among the 25 reputed bikers arrested at  a reunion of  members of the Rock Machine and  Bandidos biker clubs  at  a  restaurant  in  the  Loews Le Concorde hotel  on  October 28, 1997. Several of  the bikers wore shirts with the words "Support your local Bandidos" or "Support Canada" written  on  them. The  other  Rock Machine  members  arrested  included  Frédéric "Fred" Faucher, Marcel "Le Maire" Demers, and Yvon "Tom" Bédard. Several  Bandidos from Europe  and the United States, including Jan "Clark" Jensen, were also arrested.

     On September 26, 1998, police seized 51 sticks of dynamite  from  a  Stoneham chalet  rented by Molloy, who was then arrested at his home in the Limoilou neighbourhood of Quebec City. inside his residence, police reportedly found  nine firearms, as well  as clothing  and  jewellery  with  the  Rock Machine and Bandidos logos on them.

     Molloy was  arraigned two days later  and charged with possession of explosives  and possession of a restricted firearm. He pleaded not guilty.

     Two months later, on November 24, while still behind bars, Molloy learned that he would face all new charges. That day, police performed  a series of  arrests with the objectif of dismantling  a drug network in  Saint-Rock  and Saint-Sauveur. Among those  charged  was Yves Laperriere, who police said was  a Rock Machine  associate  and the  alleged head of the network, as well as Rock Machine member Érik "Le Kid" Guay.

     Molloy  and  four  others charged in  connection to  the  drug bust - Érik Guay, Francis Gagnon, Daniel Bédard, and Nicolas Lapointe - pleaded guilty to  a variety of charges on March 23, 1999. The next day, according to  a  Le Soleil article, Molloy was  sentenced  to 28  months  for  possession of dynamite  and  a restricted firearm, as well  as possession of 26 grams of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking.