 | Ranjit Singh, 33, was convicted of importing cocaine after a trial in Sarnia. Cops discovered 40kg of cocaine in two boxes inside his truck on April 26, 2024. The drugs were valued between $3.6m and $4.8m. Singh, who pleaded not guilty, remains free on bail pending sentencing. That is scheduled for February. A cop dog sunk drug importer Ranjit Singh. | .png) | .png) |
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Khalistani trucker Ranjit Singh guilty for 40kg of cocaine
Gursewak Singh Bal - @6ixademiks - Khalistani rat - Dennis Watson
 Jonathan Acebedo-Garcia, Andrew Clark.
| Ryan Wedding hired a Colombian crime syndicate once linked to Pablo Escobar (Oficina de Envigado) to track target's cellphones and asked the group to kidnap and torture an FBI informant. Wedding is said to have placed a bounty of up to $5m US on Acebedo-Garcia. His lawyer Anthony Colombo said his client denies the latest allegations. Wedding used the Canadian website of Gursewak Singh Bal to post photos of the man and his wife in an attempt to locate them, and he offered a bounty on the witness, hiring shooters to find and eliminate him. Right hand man Andrew Clark turned FBI informant after Acebedo-Garcia's killing. |
 | Drug dealer Jonathan Acebedo-Garcia turned FBI rat in late 2023. He was shot five times in the head by a hit squad in Medellín. Wedding used spyware known as an on-device interception tool in an attempt to track Acebedo-Garcia's cellphone. Wedding paid $18,500 US to access the technology. |  |
 | Gursewak Singh Bal, 32, is facing multiple charges in the United States, including conspiracy to commit murder in connection with a continuing criminal enterprise.
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 | Gursewak Singh Bal was paid $10,000 by Wedding associate Allistair Chapman in October 2024 not to post about defendant Wedding and right hand man Clark but to post the witness’s photo instead so he could be located and whacked. On Jan. 31, 2025, Wedding sent a message to an associate saying the victim was dead. The same day Bal posted a story depicting a photograph of the restaurant and part of a body lying on the ground, and a caption that read: “(Victim A) down…” and “BOOM! Headshot.” |
 | Gursewak Singh Bal published a series of missives about his Wedding grease and slagged this blog and author many times. He threatened twitter poster Brittani Russell as a paid servant of Ryan Wedding. Bal was granted bail and awaits extradition to the U.S. to answer for his crimes. Bal is a dirty souled monkey with no brain to speak of. His father is Gurpreet Singh Bal, a known Khalistani mouthpiece. |  |
 |  | Supporter of Khalistani rat Bal is old blogger Dennis Watson in Surrey. He's famous for servicing ex-HAMC boss Damiano Dipopolo's pee pee. Watson started a blog to 'support' Gursewak Singh Bal. Wedding imported about 60 metric tons of cocaine a year into LA from Mexico. |  |
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Sandher Crime Family and Ryan Wedding
| The Sandher Crime Family Operation was tied to Ryan Wedding. Wedding faces 17 felony counts, including running a criminal enterprise, conspiracy to distribute and export cocaine, witness intimidation and conspiring to murder a potential witness. Wedding faces a maximum sentence of life. The death penalty is on the table. In the world of transnational organized crime, a fruit-packing business like the Sandhers' is a "gold mine" for a narcotics kingpin like Wedding for three reasons: 1) The Chemical Loophole: Large-scale fruit operations use vast amounts of industrial chemicals. Shipping precursors like N-Boc-3-pyrrolidinone or Deoxo-Fluor (found in Enderby) is much easier when mixed with legitimate agricultural supplies. 2) The Shipping Infrastructure: The Sandhers have an international export network. For a cartel, having a "clean" packing house to hide drugs in crates of fruit is a classic, highly effective smuggling method. 3) The "Clean" Face: The Sandher family’s recent legal victory against a blogger (which labeled his cartel allegations as "extortion") actually gave them a "court-ordered shield." Wedding likely saw this as the perfect cover: a business that had already been "cleared" by the B.C. Supreme Court of the very things they were actually doing. |
 Bir Singh Sandher at Nat Bailey Stadium via Vancouver Canadians' |
If they weren't known for high-quality fruit and were receiving the same rates as other growers, they would have had no way to service the debt on the building through agriculture alone. For a transnational organization like Ryan Wedding’s, a packing house is not about fruit; it’s about volume and logistics. Having a high-capacity facility allows for the movement of heavy machinery, industrial chemicals, and international shipping containers (which could hide drugs or precursors) under the guise of "upgrading equipment" or "shipping fruit." |  If the business was funded by the $15b Wedding network, the fruit is a nuisance. Letting it rot proves they don't care about agricultural revenue, which is a primary indicator for FINTRAC that the business is a shell for another income stream. |
 | Between 2017 and 2024, the facility has been fined repeatedly (including a $78,000 fine in April 2024 and a $32,000 fine in 2022) for unauthorized wastewater discharge. Large packing houses use "fruit wash" as a reason to discharge massive amounts of liquids. In a "super lab" context, disposing of chemical byproduct is the hardest part of the process. If a facility already has a reputation for "messy" waste management and is constantly fighting the Ministry of Environment over "mystery discharge," it provides the perfect environment to hide the disposal of toxic chemicals used in drug production. |
 | The financial and structural anomalies at the Sandher Fruit Packers facility on Old Vernon Road are not just community rumors; they are documented in regional records and align with a pattern of "rapid, high-capital development" that lacks a clear agricultural justification. The history of that specific $50m packing house shows a disregard for standard regulatory procedures that is typical of "unlimited capital" projects. Sandhers began construction on a "massive building" (30,000 to 40,000 square feet) without permits, submitting engineered drawings or site plans. This was happening right as Ryan Wedding’s "Snow King" organization was scaling up its precursor distribution network in the BC Interior. Fruit being left to rot again this year is a massive economic red flag. Claiming "no market" is a classic sign of a tax-write-off or a "neglect" tactic. Despite the "no market" claim, the Sandhers have continued to acquire property and maintain a lifestyle of supercars. If they weren't making money from the fruit—and were even letting it rot—the $1 billion property portfolio must be serviced by a different, invisible revenue stream. |
Frédérick Silva - update IV
 | Frédérick Silva was convicted of 4 murders and received four life sentences. He was also convicted of the attempted murder of Montreal Mafia leader Salvatore Scoppa. After becoming a police informant in 2022, Silva admitted that he committed 13 murders in total and participated in discussions about dozens of others. Cooperating in Project Alliance, Silva revealed details regarding about 65 murder contracts or criminal events. Silva acted as a "freelance" contract killer, working fluidly across the Mafia, Hells Angels, and street gangs. Silva is expected to testify for months, and it all gets rolling in a week. |  |
 | It marks the end of a process that has taken well over 4 years. Frédérick Silva's media black-out has been extensive. Frédérick Silva will serve as the Crown’s crucial star witness. Silva, sentenced to life in 2022, signed a contract with the state as a 'special witness' and not as an informer. The agreement that will make him the highest-paid criminal in Canadian history is secret but exceeds the $2.9m paid to former HA Sherbrooke chapter rat Sylvain Boulanger. Silva will have complete immunity for all crimes he confesses to, but for which he was never accused. Silva may never see the color of his reward. All trials need to complete. He also must serve his 20 years without parole. Silva's relatives, who are under protection of the SQ, will likely be the beneficiaries. |
 | Frédérick Silva decided to collaborate with cops on June 30, 2022, and ever since a major investigation called Alliance has been underway. Quebec cops asked to keep evidence, their second extension. At least 35 people were wiretapped for a year, dozens arrested during the investigation, their homes searched, and more than 150 electronic devices seized and analyzed. Silva has made disclosures about more than 60 murders and attempted murders. Among other things, Silva organized the 2014 murder of gang leader Ducarme Joseph, and was involved in the December 2009 assassination of Nicola Rizzuto Jr., eldest son of mafia boss Vito Rizzuto. Two other men were targeted by the request; Nicko Belisle and Mario Sollecito. Mario Sollecito is one of the brothers of Stefano Sollecito, still considered co-leader of the Sicilian clan of the Montreal mafia. Frédérick Silva will confess to all his crimes, his accomplices, and implicate those giving the orders. |
| Homes of scores of high-profile organized crime figures have been raided, including Pietro D’Adamo, Vito Salvaggio, and Jean-Philippe Célestin, a well-known street gang leader and right hand of the murdered Gregory Wolley. Warrants are all tied to Frédérick Silva and involve 65 murders. Frédérick Silva put a $100k contract on La Presse crime reporter Daniel Renaud in the fall of 2022. |  |
 | In 2018, while sheltering Silva he tried to kill Jean-Guy Bourgouin. Anglade approached him with a 9mm Glock equipped with a silencer. Anglade fired one shot before his gun jammed. Bourgouin fired back hitting Anglade’s left arm. Bourgouin wasn't charged. Girard Anglade bought 6 years. |  |
 Pietro D'Adamo was sentenced to 80 months in 2009 for conspiracy, cocaine and gangsterism. |  Vito Salvaggio supported Silva while he was in hiding. |  |
 Dany 'Lou' Sprinces Cadet. | Dany Sprinces Cadet, Emmanuel Zéphyr and Davide Barberio were also cop targets. |  Emmanuel Zéphyr. |  Davide Barberio. |
 | Frédérick Silva was whisked away by a cop helicopter from the federal Ste-Anne-des-Plaines penitentiary north of Montreal. He's under 24 hour police protection at a secret location. All information revealed by Frédérick Silva must be corroborated. Searches were carried out in the Laurentians looking for the remains of Montreal gangster Jean-Raymond Claude. Claude was a member of the 67, a former Montreal street gang of the blues, led by Ducarme Joseph, who was also killed in 2014. Ducarme Joseph was suspected of killing Nick Rizzuto Jr., eldest son of godfather Vito Rizzuto, in December 2009. |  |
 | Frédérick Silva tried to kill mafia boss Salvatore Scoppa in 2017 who was then murdered in the spring of 2019. Close to the Hells Angels, Sébastien Beauchamp was killed by a bullet in the head by Silva in 2018. Silva had refused to cooperate but had a change of heart after being warned of a $250k contract on his life. |
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 | Two associates of Silva were killed within 60 days. Sébastien Giroux was shot on May 11, 2023. Bernard Cherfan in June. An open six figure murder contract is out on Silva, who was sentenced to 25 years without parole. His collaboration will seriously shake organized crime in Montreal and Quebec. |  Silva went by metro to murder Alessandro Vinci in Oct 2018. |
Russel Brand not enjoying prison
 | Convicted rapist Russel Brand, 51, isn't enjoying his prison stay. He was caged for 10.5 years on November 9th. Brand was medically examined and strip-searched before being locked up in a 9.8 ft by 6.7 ft cell. It's a far cry from his six-bedroom mansion in Oxfordshire. Fellow inmates are being mean to the sex offender. "There's a Brand new nonce on the wing! A Brand new nonce," prisoners sang.
"Brand, you cunt, you ain't so fucking lairy now." "Nonce" is British slang for a sex offender. In the UK, 'lairy' describes someone who is unpleasantly loud, boisterous, over-confident, or aggressive. Brand has been spending 'hours on end' meditating and reading the Bible at HMP Wandsworth, and avoiding interaction with other inmates. He's been stuck in isolation over concerns for his safety. He was put in the 'Care and Separation Unit' (CSU), a solitary confinement area known as 'The Block' or 'The Seg,' where high-risk inmates are housed. |
Ryan Wedding fed cop intelligence by Roberto Gomez
 | LA street gangster Roberto Gomez, 51, routinely obtained intelligence about cop operations from Mexican and American authorities before relaying it to Wedding. So says a new six-count US federal indictment. Ryan Wedding was charged a $100k monthly fee to join a secret network of Mexican cartel leaders. This gained him access to stolen police intelligence and receive alerts on impending arrests as authorities across North America closed in on his cocaine empire. At one point it was said ex-CIA were on the Wedding payroll. Wedding avoided a cop raid in Cebu by weeks after being tipped off. |  |
 | Former trucker Gurpreet Singh, 31, is one of Ryan Wedding's four co-defendants in custody in Ontario. The henchman's bid for bail was denied. The judge wrote that Singh "has a very strong incentive to flee to avoid a potential sentence greater than 20 years in the United States." Singh has connections with international criminal organizations, including in Mexico, Dubai and Colombia. The bum would have certainly bolted given the VERY long stretch he faces. His defence proposed house arrest and release to Singh's parents' home, with GPS monitoring and three sureties, including his parents and a family friend. Toronto cops arrested Singh in October on the 34th floor of the five-star St. Regis Hotel. He claimed poverty. |  |
 Gurpreet Singh and uncle Hardeep Ratte. They are two of Wedding's co-defendants. | Gurpreet Singh appeared for a bail hearing in a Toronto court March 14. He faces extradition to the U.S. The whacked Acebedo-Garcia met with Singh and his uncle Hardeep Ratte, at a Toronto-area auto body shop. The judge was told prosecutors in California have video of the meeting, as well as records from the encrypted-messaging app Threema. U.S. prosecutors have warned against granting bail to Singh. Wedding took credit for negotiating the release of him last summer, after Singh was kidnapped by cartel members in Sinaloa over a $600k drug debt. Singh has "extensive organized crime connections within Dubai, including relationships with members of the Kinahan gang." Singh was involved in a scheme to ship stolen high-end cars to Dubai through the port of Montreal. |
Ryan Wedding's motorcycles for sale
Ryan Wedding amassed a $40m collection of motorcycles in Mexico. 62 rare bikes are now heading to auction, today.
Around 10 to 15 bikes are thought to be MotoGP prototypes and WorldSBK-spec machines. The (INDEP) will auction the motorcycle collection on November 11, with bids for some starting around $1,600 US.
 | Wedding's collection of motorcycles will be auctioned off in Mexico City by the country's INDEP (Institute for Returning the Stolen to the People). The auction takes place November 11th and 12th at the Ambrosía salon in Mexico City.
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 |  |  | According to the INDEP's site, "Motorcycles are classic, competitive models, ranging from the 60s to 2020 (Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, MV Agusta, Suzuki, Yamaha, etc.) with a starting price of $21,500.00 to $2,547,200.00."  |
Richard Samplonius buys 10 years in jail for fentanyl
 | “On Nov. 5, 2022, crime reduction unit officers stopped a black BMW in Mission and arrested the driver, Richard Samplonius, for two counts of trafficking a controlled substance,” Mounties said. Mission RCMP said a subsequent search warrant execution at Samplonius’s home led to the seizure of “more than 1.2 kilograms of fentanyl, crack cocaine, packaging materials, and seven firearms, including handguns, shotguns and a fully automatic rifle.” Samplonius, 45, was convicted of various drug trafficking and firearms offences, and sentenced to 10 years in prison on September 10. |  The BMW driven during his arrest and more than $7,000 in cash were forfeited. |
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