The Department of Justice on Wednesday said it was stepping in to stop a years-long turf war waged on the streets of Houston by the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Club. The war – sanctioned by the group’s national leadership – resulted in the deaths of at least two men,

Brandon Hantz, the two-time Survivor contestant known for making a dramatic departure during his second stint on the reality TV series, has been arrested on charges of arson and conspiracy to commit racketeering activity as part of a sweeping case against an allegedly violent biker gang operating in the Houston metropolitan area.

The 33-year-old was one of 14 people indicted by a federal grand jury on Feb. 11 and could face up to 40 years in prison

Brandon Hantz, former Survivor contestant, faces federal racketeering and arson charges linked to his alleged ties with the Bandidos motorcycle gang.