HA Michael 'Diaz' Deabaitua-Schulde shot dead - Update III

A Montreal man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for his alleged role in the murder of a Hells Angels member in Mississauga surrendered to police. 38-year-old Joseph Pallotta, turned himself in to authorities in Montreal on Sunday. He has been charged with first-degree murder.

Michael Deabaitua-Schulde. 32

Montreal police arrested Marckens Vilme, 28, and Brandon Reyes, 24, in Deabaitua-Schulde's death. Vilme is being charged with first-degree murder, and Reyes with accessory after the fact of murder. Joseph Pallotta, 28, is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for first-degree murder. He is considered armed and dangerous.

A full patch member of the Hells Angels was the victim of a fatal shooting Monday in a Mississauga plaza that sent bystanders scrambling for cover.

Deabaitua-Schulde was rushed to hospital where he died. A burnt-out car was found in the area.

32-year-old Michael Deabaitua-Schulde was murdered in the parking lot in a targeted gangland-style assassination. The shooting outside a popular gym comes amidst a massive shuffling among the Hells Angels in Ontario.

A senior Hells Angels member from London, Ont., has recently moved to the Niagara Region to bolster the club there while Keswick-area Hells Angels have moved to Ottawa. The Hells Angels have about 175 Ontario members and 450 members across Canada. Deabaitua-Schulde was a member of the Niagara charter. Marckens Vilme has a lengthy criminal record that shows a long-standing association with a Montreal street gang called the Ruffriders, associated with a larger Montreal street gang called les bleus, who in turn are close to the Quebec Hells Angels. One of his fellow Niagara Region members has been seen in Montreal recently. Deabaitua-Schulde had two small children, 4 year old Michael and 14 month old Domaso. A 'Go Fund Me' has been established.

Insta-Famous Oz punch-up splained

Ben 'Notorious' Geppert an Instagram famous ex-Hells Angels enforcer says his girlfriend sparked a KFC car park brawl with a rival bikie. Geppert told the back story to the fight on Nomads president Moudi Tajjour's podcast, Can't Fight Fate. He said there was weeks of build up to the confrontation, with the rival Mongols Motorcycle Club 'calling him out' on social media. 'I swear I've got a target on my back, some cunt's tattooed it on me,' Geppert said. 'I don't even know who this fuckwit was, I just seen this cunt tagging me, so I did a bit of research and he was the Mongols president.'

Geppert has revealed it was Ms Vader who pointed out the rival bikie, telling him to 'get out of the car and have a crack'. Geppert was given a six-month prison sentence, suspended for three years in July, over a number of charges relating to the brawl.

Authorities seize 1.5 tons of cocaine at Port Newark

The shipment has an estimated street value of $77 million.

A joint federal and state task force seized 1.5 tons of cocaine at the Port of New York and New Jersey's Port Newark terminals. The find occurred by chance when inspectors were examining containers from the vessel MSC Carlotta, which had just arrived from Colombia. One container's seals showed signs of tampering, and when officers opened its doors, they found sixty packages containing about 3,200 pounds of cocaine.

It is the largest cocaine seizure at the Port of New York/Newark since May 1994.

Gambino Mob Boss Cali shot and killed on Staten Island - Update

Video reportedly shows a suspect’s truck deliberately hitting Cali's vehicle — perhaps to get Calì to come out of his home. The two shake hands, the license plate from the suspect's vehicle falls off, the suspect picks up the license, hands it to Cali, then pulls a gun and shoots as Cali puts the license in his own car.

Cali, 53, was shot six times.

Francesco Cali, the boss of the Gambino crime family, was fatally shot outside his home on Staten Island. Police received a report about the shooting outside 25 Hilltop Terrace in the Todt Hill section of Staten Island around 9:20 p.m. There was a report of a blue pickup truck leaving the scene around the time of shooting. Cali was pronounced dead at Staten Island University Hospital.

It has been decades since a Mafia boss was killed in New York.

The assassination of Cali came on the same day that Joseph Cammarano Jr., the reputed acting boss of the Bonanno crime family, was acquitted at trial. Todt Hill is known for its Mafia history. Castellano, who was the last Gambino boss to be assassinated, owned a home on Benedict Road. A home on nearby Longfellow Road served as the filming location of the Corleone compound in “The Godfather.”

Big Paulie and his bodyguard are taken off the board in 1986 allowing John Gotti to become boss of the Gambino crime family.

The last big mob hit - boss "Big Paul" Castellano

The Dec. 16, 1985 execution of Gambino family boss "Big Paul" Castellano and driver Tommy Bilotti signaled the arrival of the new boss: John Gotti. Four killers decked out in matching pale trench coats with black Russian fur hats were waiting for a call from future underboss Sammy (The Bull) Gravano, who sat with Gotti inside a parked car just a half-block away. Gravano and Gotti cruised slowly past the murder scene to survey the work of their shooters.

Moving day for NY Hells Angels

The HA have been vacating their East Village clubhouse. The bikers are leaving behind a plaque commemorating “Big Vinnie” Girolamo, along with his motto, “When in doubt, knock ’em out.” The biker died in 1979 before he could stand trial for throwing Mary Ann Campbell off the roof of the clubhouse to her death. He believed she was an informant.

After 50 years at 77 E. Third St. where are they going? “We don’t know” said one. Criminal defense lawyer Ron Kuby has represented the club for years. He dismissed claims that the Hells Angels are into rackets and operate like organized crime. “Think of it as a church,” he said of the group. “Members of clergy who violate the law don’t make the church a criminal enterprise.” The New York City Hells Angels are actually incorporated in New York State as the Church of the Angels, a nonprofit religious organization. That name was used when club members purchased the property in 1977, for a reported $1,900.

See ----->NY Hell’s Angels selling infamous East Village clubhouse

'Bobo' Marrapese son sues for false arrest

The son of the late Rhode Island mobster Frank “Bobo” Marrapese Jr. has filed a lawsuit alleging he was falsely imprisoned on a warrant for his father. 41-year-old Frank Marrapese III is suing Cranston police, the state prison and former Attorney General over his February 2017 arrest. Marrapese says in his lawsuit he was held for a weekend after a traffic stop over tinted car windows. He says the arrest caused “mental duress, fear of police, going to jail for breathing.”

See ----->Frank "Bobo" Marrapese dies in Prison

82 yo Gangster the last surviving link to mysterious $500M art heist

82-year-old Robert “The Cook” Gentile’s imminent release from prison is reigniting interest in the world’s biggest unsolved art heist. The $500m heist in 1990 was from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. Gentile has been described as the last surviving person of interest in the case. None of the artworks has been recovered and the thieves are still at large.

Govaert Flinck’s Landscape with an Obelisk (1638).

'The Concert' one of 34 known works by Vermeer and the most valuable stolen painting at over $200m.

Some $500m worth of art, including Rembrandt’s 'Storm on the Sea of Galilee' was stolen from Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in March 1990. The Gardner heist was carried out by two men dressed in police uniforms who apparently overpowered a night security guard who had buzzed them in. During a polygraph test, Hartford mobster Robert Gentile had an intense reaction when shown images of the missing paintings, while he remained calm when shown unrelated artwork. The museum initially offered a reward of $5m. In 2017 this was doubled to $10m with an expiration date set to the end of the year.

'A Lady and Gentleman in Black' by Rembrandt, painted in 1633.

Almost 30 years after the heist, the empty frames still hang in the Gardner Museum. 'Chez Tortoni' by Manet.

See ----->http://gangstersoutt.blogspot.ca/2017/10/aged-mobster-tied-to-boston-art-heist.html

End of the line for 'Mikey Smash' - Update

60-year-old Russell Vannoy, a member of the Devils Diciples MC was arrested Friday on murder and gang charges in the stabbing death last month of Hells Angels prospect Michael Adam Morales in downtown Bakersfield. Last fall the former national president of the Devils Diciples was sentenced to life in prison on charges of racketeering and drug trafficking. Jeff Garvin Smith, known as “Fat Dog,” was sentenced after having been convicted of several offenses in a six-month jury trial in 2014-15.

Michael Adam Morales 32 was killed after being stabbed inside — or in the vicinity of — one of downtown Bakersfield’s most famous dive bars, Guthrie’s Alley Cat. News of Morales' death spread fast through the local biker community. Morales affiliation with the Hell's Angels MC was prominent on his Facebook page. He had 3 young children. The bar strictly enforces a 'no colors' policy, but some local bikers have begun to employ "subterfuge," the owner said, by wearing "soft colors" or covering gang colors or emblems only to reveal them later.

"No matter how nice the bikers appear to be, or how much they say they love your joint, stuff like what happened will happen," he said. "It will follow them every time. It's an iron law."

Determined bank robbers in Winfield

Suspects broke into the Alberta Treasury Branch in Winfield, Alta., at about 3:30 a.m. on March 8. Two suspects broke through the bank’s wall with a stolen picker truck.

Then they used the truck to pull a safe out of the wall. The crooks got away with the safe, using a black Dodge pick-up truck and a dark-coloured GMC as getaway vehicles.