Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Cro-Mags founder Harley Flanagan was arrested and charged after two members of the competing John Joseph-led Cro-Mags lineup were stabbed backstage at a New York show. Flanagan claimed he acted in self-defence after being attacked; the charges were later dropped. The incident occurred amid a longstanding feud between competing Cro-Mags lineups over the band's membership and name. | Source |
| 1987 | In an interview, founding member Harley Flanagan made explicitly homophobic remarks, describing homosexuality as wrong and disgusting and invoking AIDS in a derogatory way. This is a direct, primary-source issue rather than an allegation or retrospective interpretation. | Source |
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