Nazi Low Riders

The Nazi Low Riders (NLR) originated in the 1970s inside a California Youth Authority facility. It is most closely associated with the Aryan Brotherhood.

The NLR allows some Hispanics to join, unlike the AB which is strictly whites only. The membership policy is described as "half-white ancestry and no black ancestry". There are between 1,000 to 5,000 members. The street gang is most prominent in the prison system.

Aaron Piccinetti changes mind on guilty plea - Toxicology Report

Aaron (Joseph) Piccinetti pled guilty in August to two drug trafficking counts that were part of Project Skylark – a large bust that targeted the HA. He was about to be sentenced when he claimed a toxicology report proves he was bent when he admited his guilt, plus he claimed he needed a new lawyer. It is his second delay and it did not amuse the judge. “This has been going on for too long, Mr. Piccinetti,” he said.

Border agents in Sweetgrass seize 240 pounds of cocaine - Canadian nailed

A Canadian trucker was arrested and 240 pounds of cocaine was seized by U.S. Customs in Sweetgrass, Montana. In December, Canada Border Service Agency stopped a truck carrying produce at the Coutts Port of Entry. Agents seized a record-setting 228 kg of meth.

The driver, a resident of Calgary, was arrested. He appears in court on drug trafficking charges this month.

HA chapter founder Michel Langlois lacking ‘Goodwill’

Michel Langlois was rejected for early release from prison after the parole board found he didn't show the necessary “goodwill” or “commitment not to reoffend." Langlois, 74, is serving a four-year sentence for drug trafficking. Langlois was a founding member of the Angels’ Montreal chapter in 1977 and is described as a 'decision maker'.

433 pounds of green cocaine

U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Cincinnati have landed 50 shipments containing 433 pounds of green cocaine since October. The green powder is processed into the more commonly known white form of cocaine. The shipments were packaged to appear like matcha or moringa powder, both popular nutritional supplements.

Surrey RCMP arrested for gang ties - update

A Surrey cop was caught in a vehicle with known gangsters in late January. The unnamed cop has been suspended. He is said to be 'probationary' with 1 year of experience. He is from Ontario. Charges are expected but cops say that could take months even though it is a 'high priority' for them. In the interim "the individual has no access to any policing information."

Board of Directors of MS13

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have hit MS-13’s “board of directors” with terror charges — accusing the leaders of ordering scores of murders. The men make up the “Ranfla Nacional” — the gang’s ruling body. The “Twelve Apostles of the Devil” are the upper echelon of MS-13. The vicious gang is responsible for a huge number of mutilated bodies. The machete is the preferred tool of choice.

Manitoba cops invite owner to claim lost cocaine

Did you lose a black toiletry bag at a gas station in Ashern on Feb 1? Lucky for you, we have it! Contains 2 packs of smokes, 2 bottles of cannabis capsules & 6oz cocaine. Call RCMP at 204-768-2311 to arrange for pickup! #rcmpmb pic.twitter.com/pPd1Npbojn — RCMP Manitoba (@rcmpmb) February 3, 2021

Manitoba cops found a lost bag containing 6 ounces of cocaine and pot pills. They have invited the owner to come and claim it.

Donald ‘Smurf’ Glass - life + 10 years

His nickname was Smurf, but Donald Glass was far from a child's cartoon character. He is a leader of the Gangster Disciples in Georgia and turned kids into killers. He had a direct hand in more than 10 murders. Glass, 30, was sentenced to life plus 10 years in prison for his many crimes. Glass and the Gangster Disciples were responsible for 24 shootings from 2011 through 2015, including 12 murders.

They called themselves the "Hate Committee". Cops say they have a single purpose: to carry out high level violent crime for the gang.

HA prospect/rat sues state

The plaintiff is listed as John Doe in the lawsuit filed in Manitoba. He became a prospect with the Winnipeg and Thunder Bay chapters around 1998 and is now in prison on a drug conviction. The court filing says the information the rat shared resulted in the arrests and convictions of "numerous" people, including during Project Sideshow, a bust of 14. The rat says his identity was leaked by the crown after which he received multiple death threats.

The rat is seeking damages for the violation of his informer privilege and right to life, liberty and security under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.