 | Kelowna drug trafficker Leslie John McCulloch has been granted full parole. His conditions will need to be followed to maintain his freedom. Any breach will be an 'undue risk to society'. McCulloch's criminal record dates back 25 years and he’s repeatedly flouted his conditions. McCulloch had his day parole revoked due to “deception, manipulation and outright lies”. He had been granted parole after only 2 years into his sentence. Sentence was eight years, 58 days for drug production and trafficking in July 2019. |  |
 | He remained caged after his second tearful request for early parole was denied. In it's decision, the Parole Board screwed McCulloch up. The asthmatic is actually safer from COVID-19 inside Abbotsford's Matsqui Institution, as there are no cases of the virus at the prison. Leslie John McCulloch will remain in jail where he belongs, in spite of his many large fears of COVID-19. McCulloch was busted making acetylfentanyl pills. Acetylfentanyl is an analogue of fentanyl. McCulloch was on parole for cocaine trafficking when he was arrested in 2016. The Parole Board labelled McCulloch a “middleman who transported drugs for the Hells Angels” in 2013. The fate of his girlfriend, Rebekka Rae White is unknown. McCulloch ran away from a plea deal for her role in the operation. |
 | McCulloch taunted cops and the crown while on the run, sending e-mails. One year into his eight-year sentence, McCulloch accused Canada's attorney general of acting too slowly to hear his application for 'exceptional parole'. McCulloch was sentenced in Jan 2019 after skipping bail on charges of running a fentanyl drug lab while he was on parole for peddling cocaine. McCulloch ties to the Kelowna Hells Angels exceed 2 decades. |  |
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