Career poacher Scott Steer in forfeiture crosshairs

A forfeiture claim alleges Scott Steer has a 'prolific' history of illegal fishing violations and his assets are derived from crime. The B.C. government wants to seize a Gabriola Island home and more than $1.3m in cash from Steer, a former commercial fisherman who is banned from fishing in Canada until 2038.

Steer's career of stealing is extensive. He was sentenced to 45 days in jail and ordered to forfeit his crab fishing gear and vessel in 2016. It was his 4th offense.

He has poached commercial fisheries, sea cucumbers and crabs for more than a dozen years. In May 2021, Steer was convicted of crab fishing yet again, including contravening his ban for being on a fishing vessel, possessing fishing gear, fishing without a licence, fishing during a closed time and possession of crab caught illegally.

Delta variant

The Delta variant is the fastest, fittest and most formidable version of the coronavirus in the world. As restrictions loosen, the table could be being set for serious trouble. Evidence is mounting that the Delta variant, first identified in India, is capable of infecting fully vaccinated people, and at rates not seen before.

Of 3,692 people hospitalized in the UK with the Delta variant, 58.3% were unvaccinated and 22.8% were fully vaccinated. In the United States, the Delta variant represents about 83% of new infections. Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine was 39% effective in keeping people from getting infected by the delta variant. The Delta variant is not more dangerous, but is far more contagious.

Wuhan Horseshoe Bats linked to COVID

In 2010 American virologist Ralph Baric approached Zhengli Shi. Baric is an expert in coronaviruses and Shi, at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, had been finding them in bat caves.

Chinese work was carried out at biosafety level 2 (BSL-2), a far lower tier than Baric’s BSL-3+.

Baric developed a way to bring a virus to life from its genetic code, and he could mix and match parts of multiple viruses. He wanted to take the “spike” gene and move it into a genetic copy of the SARS virus. The spike molecule lets a coronavirus open a cell and get inside. The resulting chimera would attach to human cells. The chimera (a chimera genome contains genetic material from two strains of virus.) exhibited “robust replication” in humans.

If it had been transmitted like SARS-CoV-2, “we would have had a pandemic with a 10% mortality rate,” Baric said.

Chinese work created enhanced SARS-like viruses, whose risk to humans was unknown. In 2002–03 SARS broke out in China, infecting 8,000. That disease didn’t spread from one person to another until after severe symptoms began to appear, making it easier to corral. 774 people died.

Zhengli Shi the 'Bat Lady'

People should not be looking at bat viruses in BSL-2 labs. Zhengli Shi said she followed Chinese rules. Since the pandemic began, Baric said little about the origins of the virus. In May 2020 he said “speculation about accidental laboratory escape will likely persist, given the large collections of bat virome samples stored in labs in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, the facility’s proximity to the early outbreak, and the operating procedures at the facility.”

SARS-CoV-2's closest known relative at 96% is RATG13, which came from a horseshoe bat.

Ebola cannot spread except through body fluids. If Chinese gain of function experiments change that the world is a far more dangerous place.

Arsène Mompoint whacked - update II

Video shows the moment Arsène Mompoint was executed.

The Sûreté du Québec is looking for a man in connection with the murder of gang leader Arsène Mompoint, who was shot dead. SQ released a photo of a man who wore a black cap, gray hoodie and black pants. His face is covered with a gray bandana.

Mompoint, 47, was shot several times while in a cannabis dispensary, the Green Room, in Kanesatake. Mompoint was linked to the Reds street gang alliance and was the leader of a group that carried out hits for organized crime, especially the mafia.

"Thank you very much, Judge. You rejected two of my requests and there you sentence me to six years. I don't know what I did to you. It is abuse." a furious Faouzi Harmali said when he was sentenced for weapons, not the attempted hit on Mompoint in 2019.

"You are racist man" he concluded.

See ----->Attempted murder of Arsène Mompoint in Saint-Léonard
See ----->"Godfather" of Montreal gangs in troubled waters

Playboy cover girl Tyana Hansen

A cocaine-fueled evening out landed an Instagrammer and her Gold Coast ex-cop boyfriend in chit. Playboy cover girl Tyana Hansen and oinker Zachary Maidment were celebrating as their casino party was bugged by cops. They listened in as he snorted coke off his peeler girlfriend's tits. The couple have since become adult film stars.

HA versus Rebels

Five men were treated in hospital for stab wounds in Cranbrook, B.C., after a fight broke out between two rival OMGs from Alberta. The two groups were the Hells Angels and the Rebels.

The Rebels MC was founded in 1968 and is centered in Red Deer.

Cornelius Price keeping cool

Irish gangster Cornelius Price is staying cool ahead of his UK trial for conspiracy to kidnap which could see him locked up 12 years. The gangster, whose associates have been caught up in the Drogheda feud and linked to half a dozen murders, is currently free on bail.

See ----->‘Judas handshake’ of Cornelius Price

Trio of HA charged in gang beatdown

Three HA are charged with assault causing bodily harm and breaking and entering after a brutal May 1 home invasion in Langley.

Daniel Patrick MacIver, Derek Robert Nishi, and Antonio Scorda are charged after a 'door kick' in which a man was severely beaten. All three are full-patch, with Nishi and Scorda with the White Rock chapter and MacIvor a member of the Vancouver chapter.

Nishi is vice-president of the White Rock chapter.

Miss BumBum 2018 Flavia Tamayo pulls 8 years

Flavia Tamayo has been jailed for eight years. She was found guilty of dealing drugs and prostitution.

Tamayo, once featured on the cover of Playboy Portugal, was arrested for leading a group of women who provided cocaine, hashish and sex to johns who would pay between $100-$200.

Cops in Brazil said Tamayo was known as the “Powder Queen” and the “Powder Panther.”

When busted by cops, she screamed and took her clothes off. Playboy Portugal billed her a “true Brazilian beauty."

After winning Miss BumBum Brazil in 2018, she was accused of ass augmentation. She said her bum was natural.

Ebola Gain of Function no joke - Update

The Chinese have dismissed reports that three researchers had fallen sick with coronavirus-like symptoms shortly before the first cases emerged in Wuhan. They also dismiss questions over China’s lack of transparency with data and refusal for a "lab audit".

China has rejected a request from the World Health Organization (WHO) that they return to sites in China to investigate the origins of COVID-19. Experts made their first visit to Wuhan in mid-January, more than a year after the first cases.

Ebola virus disease (EVD) is a severe, often fatal illness. The average EVD fatality rate is 50%. Fatality rates have varied from 25% to 90% in past outbreaks. The 2014–2016 outbreak in West Africa was the largest Ebola outbreak since the virus was discovered in 1976. Fruit bats are the host.

'Gain of Function' experiments force viruses to mutate to become more deadly. Extreme Chinese interest in GOF with one of the deadliest viruses on earth ought to be ringing alarm bells. Who are making the ethical decisions for humanity on bioweapons, the PLA? If so the next pandemic might be an Ebola variant which would make COVID look like a pussycat. People remain infectious as long as their blood contains the Ebola virus.

12th anniversary of Brandon Vito Hughes hit - "I will be getting a restraining order"

12 years ago today Brandon Vito Hughes was whacked in North Vancouver in a well planned hit. Time and distance can make a difference in murder investigations. Those with information ought to make room for their souls and think of closure for Brandon Vito Hughes' family. IHIT File#2009-6580

Those who benefited most from Brandon Vito Hughes' death are the multiple Decotiis siblings that were involved in a bitter family feud over inheritance. https://ca.vlex.com/vid/cotiis-v-cotiis-681832681
Senior sibling is Teresa Decotiis, who is crying to the cops AGAIN.

"Unfortunately, the police are onto you now, so remove my name and pictures from your blogs and internet postings. I will be blocking you from my email immediately and ask that you do not contact me again. Trying to blackmail, extortion, extort me for money, and harrass me are on the police file. I do not know you, and I do not want you near me as I will be getting a restraining order against you. As the police are on to you! I do not know where you are coming from, and people you mention in your emails and blogs are not people I want to be associated with. DO NOT CONTACT ME AGAIN! cc: police/RCMP 2020-11-17 Constable C.R."

[48] At some point, Mr. Dipopolo acquired a one-third interest in a company called Liquid Zoo Holdings Ltd. On August 23, 2005, Mr. Dipopolo, together with the two other shareholders in Liquid Zoo Holdings Ltd., Messrs. Bruneau and Raffael, signed a promissory note for $350,000 payable to Amacon Management. [62] Liquid Zoo Holdings executed a mortgage dated May 12, 2006, in favour of Amacon for the amount of $650,000. However, this mortgage was not registered until more than one year later, on August 10, 2007. Mr. Dipopolo appeared to consider the mortgage to be further security for Amacon's $350,000 loan to the three Liquid Zoo Holdings shareholders made about one year earlier, in August 2005. http://caselaw.canada.globe24h.com/0/0/british-columbia/supreme-court-of-british-columbia/2008/01/31/wu-v-dipopolo-2008-bcsc-112.shtml

The Dipopolo brothers are hired by the Decotiis to threaten and harrass enemies, including Brandon Vito Hughes. He thereafter winds up dead. Damiano Dipopolo enjoyed major league unsecured financing from the Decotiis for HA expansion into Kelowna, and for years.

Costa Rica seizes 4.3 tons of Colombian cocaine

Costa Rican police seized 4.3 tons of cocaine originating from Colombia. It represents the second-largest drug seizure ever in the country. The cocaine was transported in a container loaded with ceramic floor tiles. The commercial ship arrived at the Costa Rican port of Moin from Colombia's port of Turbo.

Costa Rican cops have seized 10.7 tons of cocaine hidden in containers so far this year. In 2020, they seized 16.2 tons.

"The Hair" cut down by cops

Venezuelan security forces hunting a mob boss who controls an impoverished neighbourhood in Caracas say they have busted one of his cohorts - “The Hair”. Carla Díaz Torrealba 22, was captured following days of gun battles in a community known as Cota 905. Torrealba was a key accomplice of Carlos Luis “El Koki” Revete.

Its said she was involved in a gang "honeypot" scheme where johns were kidnapped.

Cocaine disguised as cake

A kilo of cocaine was found by Maine cops disguised as cake. They arrested John Cedeno and Chelsy Cochran. Both are charged with trafficking. Bail for Cedeno was set at $750k.