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Lower Burrell police have arrested and charged two members of an "outlaw motorcycle gang" following an assault last year.

The Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office said on Jan. 22, 2025, officials responded to Mogie's Irish Pub on Leechburg Road following reports of an assault.

While on scene, officials spoke with the victim, 70, who told investigators he was aware of two customers at the restaurant who were associated with the Pagans Motorcycle Club.

The victim told officials that 10 minutes later, two other members of the motorcycle club arrived. They were later identified as Robert Browne, 27, and Devin Colucci, 25.