By Neil Blincow for MailOnline By day, Dr. Stephen Kinzey was a respected, tenured professor, loved by his students and well thought of by his university colleagues. But by night, cops claim Kinzey lived a secret shadow life as the drug-dealing, gun-toting leader of an outlaw biker gang called the Devil's Diciples (sic). When police raided the well-tended, Spanish-style home that Kinzey shared with his beautiful blonde girlfriend in an upscale California community, it looked like an episode of TV’s 'Breaking Bad', in which a school chemistry teacher gets sucked into a dangerous double life as a crystal meth dealer.
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Respected Cal State professor Stephen Kinzey accused of having secret double life as drug-dealing, gun-toting meth dealer
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Police raided Spanish-style home in San Bernardino he shared with blonde girlfriend and seized meth, rifles, brass knuckles as Nazi SS insignias
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Accused of being Skinz, the leader of a biker gang called Devil's Diciples
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His father tells MailOnline that it is all 'a huge mistake'
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Kinzey faces trial on five felony counts and could be jailed for 20 years
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He was arrested three years ago this week and was due to appear in court Wednesday, but his hearing has been delayed until later in the year
San Bernardino detectives seized more than a pound of methamphetamine, hand guns, rifles, a shotgun, brass knuckles, body armor, cash, leather gear with gang colors and Nazi SS insignias - plus a black jacket bearing the name '@placeholder', the name Kinzey goes by in the biker world.