DENVER -- Authorities are looking for a man alleged to be part the Mongols motorcycle gang who was not among dozens arrested in six states including Colorado.

Steven Gonzales, 40, of Denver is wanted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, a said the U.S. attorney in Denver Troy A. Eid.

Authorities also released the names of 11 Colorado men arrested in connection with the gang.

Benjamine Maestas, age 34, of Lakewood

Leonard Martinez, age 41, already in custody

Anthony Shippley, age 41, of Denver

Ruben Bravo, age 45, of Ft. Lupton

John Bertolucci, age 48, of Lakewood

Ernest Salas, age 40, of Denver

Edward Montano, age 42, of Denver

Cary Weinman, age 64, of Centennial

Adrian Sisneros, age 26, of Denver

Michael Hee, age 44, of Denver

Wayne Ordakowski, age 48, of Parker

Thomas Hernandez, age 33, of Denver

Victor Muniz, age 27, already in custody

Anyone who sees Gonzales is asked to call 911, their local police department, or the ATF at 1-800-800-3855.

LA Judge Bans Mongols From Wearing Trademark Logo

A federal judge in Los Angeles has barred the Mongols motorcycle gang from wearing or distributing its trademarked logo after authorities arrested dozens of its members in six states including Colorado.

U.S. District Court Judge Florence-Marie Cooper granted an injunction requested by prosecutors Wednesday that prohibits gang members, their family members and associates from wearing, licensing, selling or distributing the logo.

Cooper on Tuesday initially limited the order to just selling or distributing the logo.

At least 61 members were arrested under a racketeering indictment that accuses some of murder, attempted murder and drug sales.