Stéphane 'Fesse' Plouffe

The luxury home of a longtime Quebec Hells Angels Stéphane 'Fesse' Plouffe is on the market for nearly $2.1 million, just over two months after he disappeared and the property was firebombed. Plouffe, 57, was reported missing August 3. He was last seen in Kanesatake, according to the Journal de Montreal.

Plouffe disappeared on the eve of a mega trial for Mafia boss Leonardo Rizzuto and 10 others in Montreal. Plouffe may have fled to avoid having to testify, or he did the unthinkable and has flipped to testify against former associates. Plouffe has pulled a disappearing act before. He was a no show for the initial wave of busts in 'Operation Springtime'. Some are saying a flury of high level talks among HAMC brass before he went away says Plouffe won't be coming back this time.

HA Robert Barletta a hitman target - revisited again

Robert Barletta provided cops with a new photo in May at 'First Run'. Barletta became a member of the Montreal chapter of the Hells Angels in 2018. Barletta is close to Martin Robert, considered HAMC #1. Considered the #2 in the Hells in Quebec, Stéphane 'Fesse' Plouffe, wasn't pleased to uncover his face so cops could confirm his identity and get a mugshot.

The date is March 30, 2020. Its possible the gunmen didn't recognize Barletta at first, who was sporting white sneakers, grey pants, a grey long-sleeved shirt and a black baseball cap as he passed the black Audi that had been parked on Ontario Street, just south of Gerard Street, for nearly four hours. He unlatches the front-yard gate when two armed men spring from the vehicle. The first man gets out of the passenger seat and is holding guns in both hands as he runs toward Barletta. None of the nearly 20 shots fired hit their mark. No one was arrested.

Barletta’s narrow escape shows he has made dangerous enemies. It also raises questions about why cops have been tight-lipped about the incident. Its said Robert Bartletta has serious problems with rivals in his own group and rivals outside of the HAMC. Cops laid more gaming charges against Barletta and seven others, seizing another $24m of assets.

Barletta faced 15 charges including bookmaking, laundering proceeds of crime, fraud over $5,000 and commission of an offence for a criminal organization.

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