Palm Beach County man sentenced for arson and burglary of Riviera Beach motorcycle club
Malcolm Shields WSFV 25 News Digital Content Producer January 26, 2026
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. —
A West Palm Beach man accused of setting fire to a Riviera Beach motorcycle club last September faced a judge.
According to court documents in Palm Beach County, Randall R. Love II pleaded guilty Monday to first-degree arson of an occupied structure and burglary of a structure or conveyance.
The state attorney’s office declined to pursue a criminal mischief charge.
Love, who also pleaded guilty in unrelated cases to felon in possession of firearm, grand theft, drug and paraphernalia possession charges, was sentenced to five years in state prison, credited with 197 days of time served in county jail, and must pay court costs.
If Love, 48, commits another crime, he will lose his driver license for six years.
According to court documents, Love admitted to Riviera Beach Police Department officers that he set fire to the Enforcers Motorcycle Club, located on the 1500 block of Avenue E on Sept. 11, 2025.
“We would like to thank the outstanding police work by the local authorities to apprehend the suspect,” Rosco Sessa, the National President and Founder of the Enforcers Motorcycle Club told WPBF 25 News on Monday.
Randall Ray Love II served nearly three years in Florida prison for a 1998 burglary, assault or battery charge.
Love previously served two years, 11 months and 21 days in state prison after pleading guilty on March 4, 1999, to burglary, assault and/or battery while armed during a June 4, 1998, incident in Palm Beach County.
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