Jamie Bacon accuses bikers of being fags, rats - blast from past

Jamie Bacon was released in Edmonton this spring. Bacon was first arrested and caged in April 2009. Former Red Scorpions leader Jamie Bacon was sentenced to 18 years in prison in September 2020 for his role in the "Surrey Six" murders in 2007. After credit for time served in pre-trial custody, his sentence amounted to an additional five years and seven months.

'These guys are all goofs. They all play all sides of the game. Almost every biker is working with the police. OK. I've seen it bro,' said Jamie Bacon. “I’ve learned through this that the game is fake bro. It’s all a lie,” Bacon said. He refers several times to his brother’s associates plotting against him. Jonathan Bacon had just formed an alliance with key Hells Angels and some Independent Soldiers when he was whacked in 2011. In the recording, Jamie Bacon condemns gangsters in the alliance, as well as the HAMC and its affiliated Brothers Keepers, calling them hindus and fags. Bacon said that he hasn’t ratted yet but “these thoughts have come in my head in a real way the last couple of months knowing the truth of this life, knowing the truth of these scumbags.”

Bacon brother Jarrod has had trouble staying crime free. It was a long road to freedom for Bacon, who had been statutorily released in 2017 on a 14 year sentence after he was convicted in 2012 of attempting to import 100 kg of cocaine.

By mid-2017 he was rejailed, then again in December 2018. He failed multiple drug tests. In March 2021 he was released again. The parole board noted Bacon is still considered a significant gangster. "... your accountability and motivation levels as well as your reintegration potential are low,” The parole board had nada good to say about Bacon’s behavior in prison, including that he maintained ties with inmates known to be linked to the Hells Angels and that he had an “ongoing influence in the gang environment.”

They spanked him further for having "cognitive distortions." Jarrod Bacon was busted on new charges in Northern B.C., but he walked. He has avoided new interaction with cops since.