Brandon Hantz, who competed twice on 'Survivor,' was among 14 people named in a federal indictment accusing the Bandidos bike gang of racketeering and violent crimes.

Former "Survivor" star Brandon Hantz was arrested this month in Houston in connection with an allegedly violent motorcycle gang.

Former “Survivor” contestant Brandon Hantz is facing up to 40 years in prison for alleged activities he committed with the Bandidos motorcycle gang.

Controversial Survivor star Brandon Hantz has been arrested on charges of arson and conspiracy to commit racketeering activity as part of a takedown of the Bandidos motorcycle gang in Houston, Texas.

Officials say the Bandidos biker gang has been committing crimes against rival gang members in order to drive them out of Houston.

Survivor alum faces up to 40 years in prison after being arrested in a federal crackdown on the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang.

Federal authorities said a turf war started when the group sought to establish a monopoly over motorcycle clubs and gangs in the Houston area.

A White House spokesperson disputed any supposed rift, saying: “The Republican Party is united.” Former two-time “ Survivor " player Brandon Hantz has been arrested on racketeering conspiracy and arson charges in Texas,

Brandon Hantz, a two-time “Survivor” contestant, has been arrested on charges of arson and conspiracy to commit racketeering activity, according to reports. The reality competition show alum was arrested along with 13 other men as part of a car against an allegedly violent Texas biker gang called the Bandidos Outlaw Motorcycle Gang.

Brandon Hantz, who is the nephew of infamous Survivor player and villain Russell Hantz, has been arrested on arson and racketeering charges. Brandon appeared on Survivor: South Pacific and Survivor: Caramoan.