 | Atna Ohna, identified as a hitman for Wedding's drug-smuggling network, briefly appeared in Quebec Superior Court in Montreal, before the hearing was postponed. A judge agreed to impose a publication ban on the identities his would-be sureties. The US wants Ohna extradited to stand trial in LA on conspiracy charges related to murder, drug trafficking and witness tampering. Montreal cops describe Ohna as one of the city's most prominent organized crime figures. He's being held at Quebec's Roberval jail, 350 km northeast of Montreal.
According to court documents, Ohna made multiple efforts to locate the target of Wedding's murder plot. |
Ohna was given $150,000 cash, plus 30 kg cocaine and a bejewelled red necklace, for his role in tracking down the victim, Jonathan Acebedo-Garcia.
 | Acebedo-Garcia turned FBI informant and was shot 5 times in the head while having lunch in Medellin, Colombia, in January 2025. In a separate case, Quebec Superior Court was shown a police surveillance photo of Ohna meeting in a Laval park in May 2020 with 4 men cops identified as high-ranking organized crime figures, including Hells Angels. |  Ohna, known as 'Tupac' and 'Kim Jong-Un' has been the target of multiple assassination plots. |
U.S. cops say Wedding and his second-in-command, Andrew Clark, who has flipped, led an international network of "sicarios" — contract killers — to eliminate perceived rivals of their $1-billion US cocaine empire.
