The 24 "remaining criminal cases will be dismissed from the 2015 Twin Peaks biker shootout that left nine dead and 20 injured"

Waco Tribune:

Johnson's decision means no one will be held accountable for killing and injuring bikers or for engaging in a chaotic battle in a shopping center parking lot in front of a Sunday lunchtime crowd.

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About 200 bikers were arrested after the shootout on identical charges of engaging in organized criminal activity and held on $1 million bonds each. [The former District Attorney] sought indictments against 155 bikers on those identical charges

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more than 130 of the bikers have civil rights lawsuits pending