Boxer Ryan Garcia loose lips a problem

i still can’t believe that ryan garcia and malu trevejo hooked up with each other- i really was simping for ryan.. pic.twitter.com/X9zDQqDEbr — ♡ (@xovxlee) October 25, 2020

22-year-old Ryan Garcia is on the verge of great things in the boxing ring, but he’s making headlines for where he's putting his kisser. After his make-out video went viral, Garcia’s pregnant fiancée Drea Celina came to town with claims he told her he was training for a fight while he was actually out cheating on her. She is pregnant with his second child.

"7 weeks left before I give birth and this piece of shit stay being disgusting."

Cops raid Hells Angels in Finland

Cops confiscated drugs, weapons and explosives during a raid on clubhouses in two cities in Finland. A new gang called Red Roots had been established. Red Roots was set up to replace the Lahti chapter of the United Brotherhood gang, which is banned.

The group dissolved into the Hells Angels.

B.C. appeal court sets aside part of forfeiture ruling against Hells Angels

Judge Davies sided with the Hells Angels over three of their clubhouses in Vancouver, Kelowna and Nanaimo. He decided they ought not be forfeited to the B.C. government as instruments of criminal activity. That decision was appealed in July. The attorney-general is appealing the finding that the forfeiture act is unconstitutional, while the director of civil forfeiture appealed the decision against forfeiting the clubhouses. Davis made the curious finding that no evidence proved the HAMC was a global operation. That contradicts a recent Netherland court that found evidence of thousands of HA linked crimes. It also proves the judge doesn't read this blog as HA gangsterism is half my material on any given day.

“The director has not proven that the Hells Angels is a worldwide criminal organization,” Davies said. “Although the evidence adduced does establish that many members of the Hells Angels in British Columbia and Ontario have committed serious criminal offences, there is a paucity of admissible evidence concerning such criminals offending in other jurisdictions.”

HA Jason Cyrus Arkinstall busted again - update

High profile Mission HA Jason Cyrus Arkinstall was busted with Lawrence Edward Dwyer near Creston and charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking and drug smuggling. The two allegedly ran back into Canada after being spotted south of the border in Idaho with five duffel bags of cocaine and meth worth more than US$2m. The two rabbits fled to Canada, leaving the dope in the U.S.

38kg of cocaine and 90kg of meth was seized.

In 2013 Arkinstall was charged in Spain with HA Chad Wilson for trying to smuggle half a tonne of Colombian cocaine into the country. They were convicted and returned to Canada. Wilson was shot to death under the Golden Ears Bridge in 2018.

Arkinstall made headlines when he was acquitted in Calgary in 2011 of uttering threats against police. The judge in that case said Arkinstall was “physically abused.”

See ----->Naming charged officers in Calgary a 'black eye' for police - Les Kaminski

Barry Croft some piece of work - Wolverine Watchmen

Barry Croft is one of several men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan Governer Gretchen Whitmer. The alleged scheme involved months of planning and even rehearsals to snatch Whitmer from her vacation home. Croft was active on social media and coined this gem. “True colours shining through, wanna hang this mf’er too!!!%” Another post the next day read, “I say we hang everything currently governing us, they’re all guilty!!% And what a deterrent, Rope!!!%”

Other profanity-laced posts spoke of hanging former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton “for war crimes against humanity.” A photograph of a noose carried a caption calling for hanging Obama, “both Clinton’s, Democrats, Liberals, Muslims” and others including “Ihan Omar” and “A.O.C.,” references to Democratic U.S. Representatives Ilhan Omar and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez. Eight members or associates of a paramilitary group called the Wolverine Watchmen are charged with counts including providing material support for terrorist acts. Some are accused of taking part in the scheme against Whitmer.

21 year-old shot dead in 'social distancing' dispute

In what is a sign of the times a man was shot and killed outside an LCBO in Toronto’s east end following a dispute over social distancing. The shooter is now facing a first-degree murder charge. Covid-19 cases are spiking everywhere and the fear is pervasive. People are increasingly nasty and afraid. Jakub Sudomericky was 21.

Sergio Piccirilli has balls

"This guy has balls," said mobster Francesco Arcadi to an accomplice, with cops listening, after Piccirilli entered the Sicilian headquarters, the bar Consenza and drew a gun. Later, an RCMP sergeant visited Piccirilli to warn him that a contract had been put on his head. "What can I do to help you? The cop asked. “Send me flowers,” Piccirilli replied. The same day Piccirilli called his former spouse, Sharon Simon, the Queen of Kanesatake, and asked her to bring him a machine gun.

His latest parole application has been denied.

On October 4, 2019, Piccirilli was allegedly the victim of an attempted murder by poisoning at the Drummondville penitentiary. As with other things Piccirilli takes it in stride.

Notorious Irish gangster John Gilligan not laughing now

Police found a gun similar to the one used to murder 37-year-old journalist Veronica Guerin in 1996.

Spanish police busted the 68-year-old career drug dealer in a Costa Blanca home.

Mexican cartels top buyer of Colombian cocaine

Mexico's Sinaloa, Jalisco Nueva Generacion, Zetas and Beltran Leyva drug cartels are the top buyers and traffickers of cocaine produced in Colombia. The Sinaloa Cartel is said to be the most active. The Zetas have connections to the Los Pelusos crime gang, which controls trafficking along Colombia's border with Venezuela, while Jalisco Nueva Generacion buys from a group in Buenaventura on the Pacific. The Beltran Leyva cartel works with a gang in the southwestern province of Putumayo. Colombia had some 154,000 hectares (380,000 acres) of coca last year.

The Colombian Navy recently seized 2,829 kilograms of cocaine hydrochloride in four operations in a single day. Operations were carried out on August 5, 2020.

HA Gregory Slewidge murdered - Update IV

"You won’t find much on Gregory Slewidge’s two decades of adulthood." Such is the byline yesterday at the Toronto Sun. HERE. True words these as this space has expended much effort in trying to find a photo of the man for history. One might expect his HA chapter, the Ottawa Nomads, to offer some kind of minimal tribute in the death of a full patch. None has been forthcoming and that is disrespectful to the memory of Gregory Slewidge. The club should be ashamed of itself.

Gregory Slewidge, 39, is the son of long time Ottawa Senators 'O Canada' singer and retired OPP cop Lydon Slewidge. Cops are tight-lipped regarding the murder of HA Gregory Slewidge.

Boudreault and Bernatchez in better days.

The Hells Angels Nomads in Ottawa made their comeback in 2018 after violent in-fighting in the summer of 2016. For 20 years the Sherbrooke Hells Angels enjoyed huge profits from drug sales in Ottawa and Sudbury. The Nomads expanded into the Outaouais, Abitibi-Témiscamingue and northern Ontario after arrests in 2009 decimated the Quebec HA. Drug revenue dwindled as the Nomads paid no tax. There would be consequences. On April 16, 2016 Ontario Nomads vice-president Phil Boudreault was injured in a shooting in Lachute. He is said to be in a wheelchair. In August Martin Bernatchez, president, was shot three times in Sherbrooke. According to cops it was Ontario Nomads who broke club rules. When this happens the club doesn't hestitate in eliminating the problem.

OPP are investigating the murder of Gregory Slewidge, 39, a member of the Hells Angels in Beckwith Township, Ottawa. Slewidge was found dead in a home at 1864 Scotch Corners Rd. around 10:30 a.m.

See ----->HST = 'Hells Sales Tax'
See ----->Martin Bernatchez shot at campground/trailer park in Granby
See ----->Hells Angels Nomads make return to Ottawa

Juan Carlos González, 'El 03' - the new El Chapo

Notorious Mexico cartel leader ‘El Azul’ has been arrested. El Azul, 'The Blue' - is behind the vicious murder of Mayor Jesus Tinajero. Killers dumped his dismembered remains in bags along the roadside with a message which warned of further violence. Ochoa's reign over the cartel lasted just three months. It is another victory for Jalisco New Generation Cartel in it's war with Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel. Guanajuato is the most dangerous state in Mexico with an an average of 14 murders every 24 hours.

González is brother-in-law to 'El Mencho'.

Two recent cartel videos are from an “elite group” of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Heavily-armed and masked men shouting support for CJNG leader Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes while standing beside a long convoy of heavily armored vehicles has gotten attention. The elite group was formed last year and is led by Juan Carlos González, 'El 03'. The leader in Jalisco is Ricardo Ruiz Velazco, 'El Doble R'.

Members of an elite force within the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) assembled a military parade. The men wear state-of-the-art body armour, sit atop a range of armoured vehicles with gun turrets and CJNG paint. Many hold .50 calibre weapons, while others hold grenade launchers and high-powered assault rifles. All shout allegiance to the boss, El Mencho.

Former police chief turned pin-up model busted for workers' comp fraud

She used names such as "Tuff As Nailz" and "The Black Widow Bettie".

Brenda Cavoretto, 47, was chief of police in Coulee City, Washington when she was called to a scene involving a man who had hanged himself. The heavy corpse fell on her as cops took it down, leaving her with "severe psychological trauma." Her case worker became suspicious after 4 years of payments resulted in no improvement. Cavoretto had been working since 2015 photographing pinup models. She organized fundraisers, appearing herself in dozens of publications.

Cocaine supplier to Green Berets extradited

Gustavo Adolfo Pareja, 26, of Cali, Colombia, was extradited to Pensacola after a DEA investigation. Pareja is charged with two federal drug trafficking conspiracy charges involving large amounts of cocaine. Master Sergeant Daniel Gould of the United States Army 7th Special Forces Group and Henry Royer, formerly of the United States Army, conspired to distribute large amounts of cocaine. Gould and Royer tried to smuggle 40kg of cocaine hidden inside two gutted punching bags. A suspicious embassy employee had the packages x-rayed, revealing the plot. Pareja is said to be the source of supply of their cocaine. If convicted, Pareja faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years up to life in federal prison.

The 2 former Special Forces soldiers pleaded guilty to drug trafficking late last year and will spend nine years each in federal prison.

See ----->Green Beret Pleads Guilty

HA boss Joseph Lancia VERY irked by judge - fail

The R.I. Supreme Court denied HA Joseph Lancia’s request for judges to weigh in on Associate Justice Kristin Rodgers’ decision not to recuse herself from presiding over his case. Lancia, 29, is accused of firing a gun at a truck driven by former prospect Richard Starnino. In denying the request for recusal, Judge Rodgers said she was “entirely unaware of any involvement by my husband in tactical team training and tactics.” Prosecutors called Lancia’s request “absurd and condescending.” Lancia appealed to the state Supreme Court.

Joseph Lancia

Hells Angels Rhode Island boss Joseph Lancia has been shot down twice to have his judge recuse herself because she is married to a former state cop. Lancia was arrested in June 2019 in connection with a shooting near the clubhouse. He also faces assault charges after a cop witnessed a bar fight while he was out on bail.

See ----->Hells Angels boss Lancia tastes freedom

DEA lands Mexican General Salvador Cienfuegos - El Padrino

U.S authorities detained the defence minister for Mexican ex-president Enrique Pena Nieto at LA airport on a DEA warrant. Defence minister General Salvador Cienfuegos was a powerful figure in Mexico’s drug war. He joins several other of Mexico’s former top-ranking ‘drug war’ officials who have been implicated in the country's drug trade.

Former President Enrique Pena Nieto.

Cienfuegos – nicknamed El Padrino, or The Godfather was a powerful figure.

Cienfuegos used his office to protect a faction of the Beltran-Leyva cartel, directing operations against rival gangs and even finding maritime transport to ship drugs. He accepted bribes in return for protection that included warning cartel members about investigations. One of the Beltran-Leyva brothers was killed in 2009, another arrested in 2014. By the time of Cienfuegos’ crimes between 2015 and 2017, the gang had a new leader, Juan Francisco Patron.

André Oliveira Macedo given wings to fly

Police in Sao Paulo have launched a hunt for André Oliveira Macedo, 43, leader of one of Brazil's biggest criminal organizations. He went on the run after being freed from prison the previous day on a judge's order that was revoked a few hours later. Macedo is the chief of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) crime gang, and was being held following his arrest in September 2019 on charges of organizing large shipments of cocaine to Europe.

The PCC is one of the most powerful criminal organizations in Brazil.

Marco Aurélio Mello, one of 11 justices on Brazil's Supreme Court, granted a habeas corpus request that allowed Macedo to leave a Sao Paulo prison. Macedo reportedly drove to the town of Maringá and boarded a private plane that left immediately for Paraguay, where the organization has a strong presence.

During his arrest at a mansion in Angra dos Reis, cops seized two speedboats and a helicopter. Oliveira is said to own a fleet of boats.