Why do you think police, politicians and other authorities see outlaw motorcycle gangs as ‘organised criminal groups’ despite the limited evidence to support the claim?

There are a number of reasons why police, politicians and other authorities see outlaw motorcycle gangs as organised criminal groups. Firstly, these groups often have a highly visible and public presence, which can make them seem more intimidating and dangerous than other criminal groups. Secondly, they often engage in activities that are illegal or frowned upon by society, such as drug dealing and violence. Finally, they often have a hierarchical structure that can make them seem more organised and sophisticated than other criminal groups.