
Justino Pace | Its 2016 and Sergeant at arms for the Haney Hells Angels Justino Pace told the press he was “annoyed” that the government was suing him over a rented property where cops busted a drug lab. “I was so shocked by things that came out of that place,” Pace said. “I didn’t even think they could put so much stuff in there.” He said he doesn’t recall who was renting the property at the time. Pace subsequently agreed to forfeit his share of the Mission property.
The government said that under a consent order filed in B.C. Supreme Court, the Civil Forfeiture Office received $23,000 in net proceeds from the sale of the building.
The single-level, 3,150-square-foot industrial unit at 7191 Horne St. was sold for $229,000. Most of the cash went to pay off a mortgage. | “I’m so annoyed. I’m annoyed right now just thinking about it, that they could even do this.” He added: “It’s just so ugly" |