Gangster rapper Chief Keef dating 16 yr old Bhadie Bhabie

24 year old gangster rapper Chief Keef is dating 16 year old female rapper Danielle 'Bhadie Bhabie' Bregnoli. Under California law, it is illegal for a 24 year old to have sexual contact with a 16 year old. Bregnoli became overnight popular with her catchphrase ... “Cash me outside — how bow dat!”

Langford Mayor Stew Young

Langford Mayor Stew Young’s salary will double and councillors’ pay will increase by more than 55% under a new remuneration scheme. The mayor’s annual salary will increase to $75,863 from $37,558 while pay for councillors will increase to $27,410 from $17,661 retroactive to Jan. 1. Stew Young has been mayor for 25 of the 26 years Langford has existed as a municipality. “I grew up through the shitty times.” mayor@langford.ca

Langford provides subdivision proposals within 30 days and 48-hour building permit approvals.

“I run the city like a business” says Young. There is a “let’s make a deal” quality. Langford eliminated building permit fees for residential construction and offers a 10-year tax holiday for new federal and provincial office space and rental accommodations.

“What some people call red tape, others view as regulations that uphold the public interest,” Isitt notes.

In June, Langford was sued by a provincial watchdog, after allowing a project to go through without an architect. A five-unit residential building was built with only a designer, something the Architectural Institute of B.C says is against the Province’s Architects Act, and can put the public at risk. "And for them to say it’s unsafe if Langford signs off… no I actually adhere to the building code. We have professionals, that’s what we do. [This is] basically a monopoly situation when every development in Langford has to have an architect,” said Young.

“I don’t want to be like everybody else,” Young says. “At the end, the job is to understand what the public wants and get it done.”

See ----->DB Services - 3rd world criminal builder for slumlords

DB Services - 6 new builds @ $84m

Six newly-built Langford apartment blocks built by DB Services were for sale at $84m in April 2018. There were three listings, two six-storey apartments at 777 Hockley Avenue were priced at $17.8m. An additional 86-units among three adjacent buildings on Hockley Avenue ranging between five and six-storeys tall.

The largest of the group was Danbrook One.

DB Services's Peatt Commons project is a six-storey, 63-unit purpose-built rental. Occupancy was granted in Railside House, a 60-unit, six-storey building off Goldstream Avenue. The 226-units had a valuation just under $372k.

See ----->DB Services - 3rd world criminal builder for slumlords - Update V

Carpoffs - DC Solar

Jeff Carpoff, 49, and Paulette Carpoff, 46, founders of DC Solar a solar panel Ponzi scheme pled guilty to wire fraud and money laundering. They face 15 years in prison for fraud. Their scam involved making and leasing portable solar-powered lighting and communications towers. The Carpoffs attracted billions of investments from financiers with promises of federal investment tax credits. Although DC claimed to have built 17k solar systems, less than 6k existed.

They sold the same units to new buyers repeatedly.

The couple enjoyed an extravagant lifestyle. Investigators turned up cars, jets, real estate and jewels. They splurged more than $40m on a Las Vegas mansion, condos in Lake Tahoe, a home in Scottsdale, and dozens of other properties since 2011.

One of their biggest marks was Warren Buffett. An auction of the Carpoffs’ collection of more than 140 cars fetched $8.3m.

See ----->DC Solar ponzi scheme - Caroff car collection

East End HA John Peter Bryce loses court battle

East End Hells Angels John Peter Bryce, 57, lost a court challenge over an investment gone bad. He argued that a mortgage broker deceived him about the value of a Chilliwack property before he agreed to second and third mortgages. The property was eventually foreclosed upon, with Bryce losing $202k on his investment. The judge ruled Bryce should have done his own due diligence before agreeing to lend $750k, with interest rates up to 18% a year for the two mortgages.

Badan Singh Baddo

Badan Singh Baddo is the most wanted gangster in Uttar Pradesh. He was sentenced to life in connection with the murder of a lawyer in Ghaziabad. He escaped on March 28, 2019 after he gave the slip to police who had been drugged and plied with booze at a party sponsored by him at his hotel. After the cops got drunk and finally slept, Badan Singh and his three accomplices fled.

His accomplices were nabbed by Delhi Police.

Police have been chasing Baddo but have miserably failed in arresting him. He has at least 34 criminal cases lodged against him in various states including Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh for murder, extortion and robbery. Known as 'Baddo' he is known for his lavish lifestyle.

2 Harlem church leaders sent to prison in fraud scheme

Jermaine Grant

Leaders of a church that drew attention for its anti-Jewish views were sentenced to prison. Jermaine Grant, the leader of the New York-based Israelite Church of God in Jesus Christ, received 18 months and treasurer Lincoln Warrington was sentenced to 12. The two funneled more than $5.3m through an entertainment company, and used it for private school tuition, a trip to Disneyland and luxury purchases.

The Israelite Church of God in Jesus Christ. Both men pleaded guilty last year.

Grant, known as 'Chief High Priest Tazadaqyah' created the company "in order to portray Grant as an entertainment industry mogul." The Harlem-based Church of God in Jesus Christ is a black nationalist hate group. Part of the Black Hebrew Israelite movement, it preaches that blacks are among the lost tribes of Israel.

El Chapo tunnel master 'Quirino' busted

José Sánchez Villalobos 'Quirino' was indicted by federal court in 2012. He was the brains behind two state-of-the-art tunnels found in November 2010 and 2011. The passageways linked the cities of Tijuana on the Mexican side and San Diego on the U.S. side. As well as designing and building tunnels, Villalobos was said to have been in charge of deciding who could use them for a fee.

Villalobos stands accused of masterminding a 560-metre tunnel found in Nov 2010. It had its own rail tracks, and connected a warehouse in San Diego to a similar one in Tijuana. It could only be entered in Mexico via a hydraulics-powered steel door, and even had an elevator hidden under the floor of the warehouse.

The second tunnel was a similar operation. It was roughly 550 metres long. Tunnels became a huge part of El Chapo’s operation.

See ----->El Chapo sentenced to life in prison - ADX Florence looming

Kelowna's Dale Habib fights weapons, drug charges

Dale Habib, former president of the disbanded Kelowna Hells Angels puppet club the Kingpin Crew, is back in court on six firearms charges and one drug charge. In July 2017, Habib pleaded guilty to assault after a complaint. The victim said he’d been pushed against a wall by his throat and punched in the face by Liquid Zoo staff. David Joseph Habib.

The Kingpin Crew sold drugs from Kelowna's 'Liquid Zoo' nightclub for many years, including cocaine through major operator Kevin Van Kalkeren. At some point Dale Habib and the Kingpin crew lost the support of the Hells Angels. David Habib tried to sell the club and building to a numbered company. An investigation revealed that one of the new owners was Hells Angel President Damiano Dipopolo. The Branch refused to transfer the liquor licence and the sale was unwound.

See ----->The Habib Brothers and the 'Kingpin Crew'

See ----->Big HA poker run in Kelowna

Joseph 'The Animal' Barboza

A new film will chronicle Joseph 'The Animal' Barboza, suspected in more than 20 killings in Massachusetts. The Portuguese-American mafioso was a notorious mob hit man for the Patriarca crime family during the 1960s.

By 1966, Barboza was a powerful crime figure in the Boston underworld, a prolific and fearless contract killer.

In June 1967, Barboza turned FBI informant while in prison for murder, and eventually testified against Raymond Patriarca, Sr. before becoming one of the first to enter the Witness Protection Program. Barboza moved to northern California. He was arrested for second-degree murder in 1971 and sent to Folsom Prison. Barboza was paroled in 1975 and changed his name to 'Joseph Donati.' On Feb 11, 1976, Barboza was hit by four shotgun blasts at close range and killed instantly. Although he was armed with a .38, Barboza never had a chance to draw it.

F. Lee Bailey was quoted as having said Barboza’s death was “no great loss to society.”

QuadrigaCX creditors want proof that Gerald Cotten is dead

Lawyers for creditors burnt by QuadrigaCX want the body of Gerald Cotten exhumed for identification. The 30 year old reportedly died of complications due to Crohn’s disease at the end of December 2018 in India. Deaths from Crohn's disease are rare. Cotten’s death was kept secret for over a month, with the exchange accepting deposits but not allowing some customers to withdraw funds. The QuadrigaCX website was shuttered by his widow Jennifer Robertson, with the company filing for creditor protection. Cotten's widow announced that Cotten was the only one who knew the private keys to the exchange’s cold wallets. It turned out they had been drained, with the holdings transferred anonymously.

They also traveled frequently to resorts, using private jets. The couple had no other income so users of the cryptocurrency exchange financed the couple’s life of luxury.

Gerald Cotten was the CEO of QuadrigaCX. His reported death and subsequent discovery of $250m of missing funds has become a hot topic. Cotten transferred user funds to his personal accounts to use them as security for margin trading. He racked massive losses. The receiver revealed that Cotten and his wife had received “significant transfers” from Quadriga. They acquired a huge amount of assets, including real and personal property.

Cotten created multiple accounts on QuadrigaCX with aliases to make fake deposits and trades that resulted in inflated revenue figures and artificial user trades. To date, a total of $31.5m has been recovered.

Lawyers representing users of QuadrigaCX, are investigating Crypto Capital. Crypto Capital could be holding funds belonging to QuadrigaCX. Reginald Fowler was charged with bank fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud and conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmission service in June. Alongside associate Ravid Yosef, Fowler is alleged to have provided cryptocurrency exchanges with banking services illicitly and may be an operator of Crypto Capital.

Fowler faces a maximum sentence of 30 years on the bank fraud charge.

See ----->QuadrigaCX - Gerald Cotten

£60m of Cocaine found on UK Coast

Gary Swift and Scott Kilgour began their journey from Suriname, a small country in South America. They were eventually caught by customs officers, just off the Pembrokeshire coast with 751kg of high-purity cocaine stored throughout the vessel. It is one of the UK’s largest seizures of drugs.