The episode title is a slang reference to a minor crime (stealing a child's bike), which contrasts sharply with the increasingly serious and violent turns in the season. The episode picks up in the aftermath of the previous episode's violence, focusing on the power struggles within SAMCRO, the looming threat of Damon Pope, and internal fractures in the club.
Tig is emotionally shattered after accidentally killing Pope’s innocent daughter in a botched hit meant for Laroy (from season 4). Pope doesn’t want Tig dead immediately—he wants him to suffer. Pope forces the club to turn over Tig for a "punishment fitting the crime." However, Pope’s revenge is psychological: he makes Tig watch as his men burn Tig’s beloved daughter, Dawn, alive inside a car. Tig is allowed to live, but broken. Sons of Anarchy - Season 5- Episode 4
Bobby Elvis continues trying to keep the Nomads (the rogue SAMCRO charter causing trouble) in check, but tensions rise. The Nomads are responsible for several violent acts meant to look like the Niners, escalating the city’s gang war. Jax realizes he’s losing control of the Nomads and that their actions are drawing unwanted attention from Pope and the authorities. The episode title is a slang reference to
Juice continues to spiral over the secret that he’s half-black (a fact that would violate SAMCRO’s bylaw about no black members). Roosevelt, the corrupt Charming police chief, uses this secret to force Juice into becoming an informant. Juice attempts suicide by cop but survives. Later, he confesses the whole situation to Chibs, who promises to help him but warns him never to betray the club again. Pope doesn’t want Tig dead immediately—he wants him
Here’s a detailed summary of (titled "Stolen Huffy" ), which originally aired on October 2, 2012. Episode Overview Title: Stolen Huffy Director: Paris Barclay Writer: Chris Collins