'Hundreds' of Mexican Gangsters entered Canada since visa waived

A report says criminals connected to the drug trade are plying their trade as importers, middlemen and hitmen in Canada. All because Justin Trudeau dropped the visa requirement for Mexicans. Sources revealed there are 400 criminals who have recently entered Canada to traffic drugs — half of them living in Quebec while the other half mainly in Toronto.

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale

Mexican asylum claims skyrocketed when Trudeau waived the visa, going up from 260 in 2016 to over 3,300 in 2018. Romualdo Lopez-Herrera, 41, flew to Pearson Airport in April 2018. He was known to Mexican authorities as a drug cartel member and suspected sicario. (hitman) He passed through security undetected. Many others similarly infiltrated border security and are now evading authorities.

Hells Angels David Lefebvre raided for trafficking

The condo of David Lefebvre, in Sainte-Thérèse, was the target of one of the 18 searches carried out yesterday by 130 cops. His mother's home in Montreal was also searched. There are no charges against David Lefebvre and the police did not arrest anyone, yet. Lefebvre has been a full patch for 4 years, and is seen as a part of the new generation of bikers in Quebec.

On December 1, 2018, he served as a best man for another Hells star, Martin Robert, whose wedding was the high profile social event of the year for the HAMC. In 2017, he sponsored a new Hells support club in Montreal, the Minotaurs, renowned for their violence. Lefebvre once boasted in 2004 of making $ 2,000 daily through the drug trade.

David Lefebvre with the murdered Sébastien Beauchamp.

See ----->Man linked to Hells Angels shot dead in Saint-Leonard

On the front line where 'meth is king'

In the US, Oklahoma is seizing crystal meth in greater quantities than ever before. Although police there have all but stamped out meth production by restricting access to the ingredients, they say they are now seizing cheaper and purer meth from Mexico. Mexican drug cartels began flooding Oklahoma and other parts of the Midwest with their variation of meth. With political attention focused on the opioid crisis, meth use is on a serious rise.

$3.1m found in social housing in Burnaby

A civil forfeiture claims police searched the home of Rolando Enrique Guajardo and found cash throughout the residence. Guajardo was believed to be a retiree living in subsidized housing on Maple Grove Crescent. Guajardo travelled to Australia last year, where he stayed at the home of Nasser Abo Abdo. In February Australian Federal Police intercepted 1.7 tonnes of meth bound for Australia, hidden in audio equipment.

A Mexican cartel was allegedly behind the massive drug shipment.

Nasser Abo Abdo

See ----->Big meth bust had Vancouver connections

Ten killed in Michoacán gang shootout

The area has seen a rise in violence.

Ten were killed in a shootout between gangs near the town of Uruapán in western Mexico. The gun battle went on for over an hour and police later found military-grade weapons at the site. It was a confrontation between rival gangs Los Viagra and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) fighting for control of lucrative drug smuggling routes.

The first quarter of 2019 has seen an increase of almost 10% in the already record murder rate according to the National System for Public Security.

Scads of Hells Angels expected at UK ‘Euro Run’

The three-day event culminates in a 700 motorcycle run to Brighton. The run is expected to cause major disruption in East Surrey and Sussex. It's the first time the three-day event, between May 30 and June 1, has been held in the UK. It marks the 50th anniversary of the HAMC in the country.

The HAMC ‘Euro Run’ has been described by police as a festival-style event being held at an East Surrey hotel that will attract members from all over the world. Police have not disclosed which hotel is hosting the event.

BridgeMark Scam - Tara Haddad is Anthony Jackson's sister

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Graeme Wood at Glacier Media has unveiled another blockbuster related to the massive BridgeMark fraud. Failed West Vancouver candidate Tara Haddad is a certified public accountant, and a realtor with Royal Lepage Sussex in West Vancouver. Haddad is the sole director of Saiya Capital Corporation, which is also a respondent to the BCSC action. Haddad is believed to be the sister of prolific penny stock promoter/scammmer Anthony Jackson, a fact she refuses to either deny or confirm. Haddad used an apparent BridgeMark email on the exempt distribution report. The Jackson family cabal is being revealed, piece by piece. Anthony Jackson's 'partner' outside the family is thought to be Justin Liu, a man with high level connections to the Hells Angels in Kelowna.

Licensed Kitchener grow operation a major drug trafficker

Eight were arrested after a major drug bust by police in Toronto. On April 25, search warrants were executed in Kitchener, Toronto, Vaughan and Stoney Creek.

As part of Project Dos, police seized 29 kg of cocaine, over 3,900 bootleg marijuana plants, as well as ephedrine, phenacetin, ketamine and crystal meth. The grow-op was located in an industrial unit in the area of Stirling Avenue South and Mill Street. It has been shut down. Cops said efforts are being made to have the medical licence revoked. They say illegal grow-ops will continue until legalized marijuana is sold at the same price as cannabis purchased on the black market. Legal cannabis is, on average, 33% higher in price than black market cannabis and is often poorer quality.

Daughter of Rostov crime lord Fyodor Sagomonov a drug baroness

Emma Sagomonov, the daughter of crime lord Fyodor Sagomonov has been busted with drugs. She was found with 70 doses of “salt.” (Synthetic cathinones) Cops searched her apartment and found a laboratory for the manufacture of synthetic drugs. "I am shocked" crime lord Fyodor Sagomonov said.

Portugal lowers boom on HA

Portuguese police arrested 17 members of the Hells Angels mc on suspicion of organized crime activity. Around 150 cops took part in raids on homes and commercial establishments across Portugal. Homes were searched in the capital Lisbon, the country's north and the Algarve in the south where thousands of bikers gather every year for an international motorcycle event. 17 men belonging to the Hells Angels and aged between 29 and 52 were detained and expected to appear in court on charges of criminal association - which in Portugal is punishable by up to five years in jail.

Mexican president orders end to corporate tax breaks - 'gangster theft'

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said his government will order an end to tax forgiveness for the country's largest companies, saying $20 billion in exemptions given by his predecessors was akin to theft by gangsters. Of the firms that benefited from tax breaks totaling more than 400 billion pesos, 58 are listed on the stock exchange. Obrador did not reveal the identity of the companies. "It's like white collar fuel theft," Obrador said, referring to the widespread stealing of gasoline from pipelines in Mexico.

A fire caused by pipeline tapping in the state of Puebela

Kelowna prospect Colin Michael Bayley busted again - Clubhouse raided

A raid on their clubhouse earlier in the week didn't appear to slow down festivities at the annual 'K-Town BBQ Cook Off', hosted by the Kelowna chapter of the Hells Angels for the past eight years. Various full patch and associated bikers appeared for the event.

Colin Michael Bayley, 30, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault in connection with the vicious assault of a 41-year-old Kelowna man on May 6.

Damiano Dipopolo, Kelowna President, center.

Bayley had just completed a 12-month probation period for a previous assault conviction before the May 6 assault. He's been granted bail and is scheduled to appear back in Kelowna court on May 27.

The Dunbar Armored robbery

The Dunbar Armored robbery is the largest cash robbery in the US. It occurred in 1997 at the Dunbar Armored facility at 550 S Hill Street, Los Angeles. The thieves made off with $18.9m.

The robbery was masterminded by Allen Pace, who worked for Dunbar as a regional safety inspector. Pace photographed the company's Los Angeles armored car depot. He recruited five friends, and on the night of September 13, 1997, Pace used his keys to enter the facility. Once inside, they ambushed the guards one by one. In half an hour, the robbers had loaded millions of dollars into a waiting U-Haul. They almost got away with it — except for a broken tail light and a critical mistake ... a robber didn't remove the straps from around the loot.

But the clue was of little value until Eugene Lamar Hill Jr. was identified as a suspect 2 years later. Hill had rented a 14-foot U-Haul truck a day before the heist and had returned it a day later. When arrested, Hill had a stack of bills bearing the same money wrappers as those taken in the Dunbar robbery. Hill confessed and led authorities to the others.

Hill fingered his accomplices and all were convicted. Allen Pace was sentenced to more than 24 years in prison. Cops believe that Pace and his fellow bandits spent several million dollars on homes, cars and gambling sprees before their arrests. They say as much as $10m is still hidden somewhere.

Thunder Bay - 'Time to get the Hells Angels back on the streets'

The club is in 'limbo' in Thunder Bay

In 2016 and 2017, Thunder Bay had more murders per capita than any other metro area in Canada at 5.8 per 100,000. Following Thunder Bay is Abbotsford and Edmonton. A violent crime wave has hit the Northwestern Ontario city with a tide of assaults, holdups and murders.

Its arriving with gangs from Toronto and Ottawa, looking to cash in with opioids to the indigenous.

Even after a recent seizure of 13 firearms, more than a kilogram of fentanyl and about $750k in cash – the top cop admitted feeling overmatched by the level of violence. By 2017 Ottawa gangs had given way to Toronto groups like the Galloway Boys and the Ardwick Bloods. Cops say there could be as many as a dozen gangs operating in the city at any one time. While the Hells Angels recently returned to Thunder Bay cops say it doesn't appear that the southern gangs are working with the bikers. "The Thunder Bay Hells Angels kind of came back in as an official chapter, but due to the death to one of their members they are kind of in a limbo state." Southern gangs bring cocaine in bulk to Thunder Bay which can net between $300k and $500k a kilogram once the product is cut and distributed on the streets.

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Bodies dropping like flies in Quebec - Update

Cops now believe that the man killed in a restaurant in Brossard last week is linked to criminal bikers and the drug trade. On May 10, around 10:30 pm, Eric-Francis De Souza was sitting with friends when a gunman burst into Pizzeria Sofia. De Souza was shot in the head and killed.

Lost in the glare of bigger names, trafficker Francis Turgeon was killed in Repentigny on May 8, Eric-Francis De Souza in a pizzeria in Brossard last Friday and safety officer Eric Chabot in Terrebonne. So far police have determined that only the murders of Scoppa and Turgeon are related to organized crime. Wesley McKenzie, 40, was arrested Friday by the Sûreté du Québec for the murder of Turgeon.

Wesley McKenzie has long been associated with the Hells Angels in ​​Repentigny. He has an extensive criminal history. Francis Turgeon was said to be involved in the large-scale sale of meth.