Tuesday, May 17, 2022

6 charged after sophisticated tunnel found

A federal drug investigation resulted in the discovery of a sophisticated cross-border tunnel and charges against six people for conspiring to distribute 1,762 pounds of cocaine. The tunnel stretched from Tijuana, Mexico to a warehouse in Otay Mesa just east of the Port of Entry. It is about 1,744 feet long, 61 feet deep and 4 feet in diameter, with reinforced walls, a rail system, electricity and a ventilation system. In addition to 1,762 pounds of cocaine, cops seized 164 pounds of meth and 3.5 pounds of heroin.
90 tunnels have been discovered in the Southern District of California since 1993. Of those, 27 were considered sophisticated. The last tunnel discovered in the Southern District of California was in March 2020.

Sunday, May 15, 2022

Narco Queen of Honduras: Herlinda Bobadilla, 'La Chinda'

Herlinda Bobadilla, 'La Chinda,' along with her two sons ran one of Honduras' most powerful crime families. Along with Tito and Juan Carlos Montes Bobadilla, she controled the Montes drug cartel. Honduran police announced her capture Sunday. Tito was killed and three others captured.
Bobadilla and her sons were based in Colón, on the northeastern coast of Honduras. Her power grew with the conviction of Noe, her third son, who was extradited in 2019 and is now serving 37 years in a U.S. prison for drug-trafficking. The clan worked with the Valle cartel, and is said to have strong links to the recently caged former President Hernández. Hernandez was extradited on April 21, accused of conspiring to transport some 500 tons of cocaine from South America to the United States.

See --->Juan Orlando Hernández: Honduran ex-leader extradited to US

Thursday, May 12, 2022

Record 1,494 kg cocaine shipment intercepted in Malta

Malta customs has intercepted a record 1,494 kilograms of cocaine at the Freeport. Officials stationed at the Freeport scanning facility seized 50 bags containing 1,494 blocks of cocaine, each weighing one kilogram. The container, which was transporting bananas, was en-route from Colombia to Koper in Slovenia. The haul is estimated to have a street value of at least €300m. Malta seized 612 kg in 2020, 740 kg in 2021, and 2,294 kg so far this year.

Cocaine on the rise in Morocco

Moroccan cops seized more than 1.4 tons of cocaine in 2021. In October, cops intercepted a shipment of 1.3 tons of cocaine in the port of Tangiers, coming from Brazil and bound for Antwerp. The smuggling of cocaine surged as cartels tested the country as a route into Europe.
Smuggling of cocaine was carried out using the “rip-on / rip-off" method. Smugglers break the customs seals on a container, load the container with cocaine, and then attach counterfeit and illegal seals.

Mileta Miljanić - Busted

Mileta Miljanić is the Bosnian head of a cocaine trafficking network with links to the Gambino crime family. He was busted for defrauding the Small Business Administration of more than $150k in COVID relief funds. A US citizen, he served 3 years in federal prison for wire fraud in the 1980s, and in 2012 he was convicted of cocaine trafficking by Italian cops. Two years into a six year sentence, Miljanić was granted work release and fled to the U.S., where he has been ever since. Miljanić claimed to run a company called MDP Rebar Solutions LLC.
Zoran Jaksic and Mileta Miljanic. 'Group of America' is a criminal clan from the Balkans, whose members are Serbs.
Feds had Miljanić’s phones tapped, and subpoenaed his bank records, and say it was all a front for mob money. Funds were disbursed to Miljanić and his wife, daughter, and two sons, $1.5m went to a Gambino capo with convictions for racketeering and extortion, $925k to a Gambino associate with past wire fraud convictions, $484k to a Gambino soldier with racketeering and murder convictions, and the remainder to a raft of other shady characters, including $10k to the Gambino capo’s girlfriend. Miljanić and his wife paid off $85k in American Express bills with the loot.

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

Drug dealer a walking pharmacy - 7 drugs

A litany of drugs was found by deputies in Hoke County after they searched Michael Anthony Porter, 30, and his vehicle. They found seven types of drugs. Cops found 81 doses of Adderall, 14 grams of fentanyl, 16 grams of cocaine, 11 grams of methamphetamine, 414 Xanax pills 11 doses of MDMA, and pot. Charges are equally numerous. He is being held on a $500k secured bond.

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

Picture of drug dealer Leon Atkinson sinks him


He was described as a regional cocaine supplier. He foolishly trusted Encrochat completely.
A photo of drug dealer Leon Atkinson posing in the sunshine proved to be key evidence in helping cops put him away. It was sent to a man named Jason Cox and discovered after cops cracked the encrypted Encrochat network. Atkinson messaged the Cox clan to negotiate buying from them half of £1m worth of cocaine they had stolen from an infamous Liverpool crime mob. A brutal burglary at a Liverpool gang's stash house returned 30kg of cocaine. Atherton was sentenced to 15 years in prison for conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Atkinson was a target for Manchester cops and a close friend of cop killer Dale Cregan, who is serving life for four murders, including the killings of two police. The 43-year-old was tried alongside Cregan in 2013 accused of killing Mark Short. He dodged conviction.

See ----->UK cop killer Dale Cregan

UK HA jailed for riot against peaceful Black Lives Matter protest


Christopher Butters bought 31 months for violent disorder, Colin Green was caged for 29 months.
President of the Tyne and Wear chapter Colin Green, and HA Christopher Butters were among a mob that gathered to oppose Black Lives Matter. Counter-protesters attacked cops and the other group by throwing cans, bottles and smoke grenades. Cops, horses, dogs and the public were injured in the June 2020 riot. Butters obstructed cops and threw missiles during the disturbance. He was with other Hells Angels at the front of the group and refused to move back when told to by cops.

Monday, May 9, 2022

Gene Karl Lahrkamp dead - update

Cops said that Lahrkamp has been confirmed as one of four people who died when a small plane crashed April 30th near Sioux Lookout, Ontario. Lahrkamp, 36, had been on the run since February when Thai cops accused him and Matthew Dupre, 36, of whacking former Abbotsford gangster Jimi Sandhu.
See ----->Jimi Sandhu whacked in Phuket
Killed along with Lahrkamp was Independent Soldier Duncan Bailey. Bailey fled after being released on bail on charges of attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder. He had a long history of drug trafficking and organized crime.

Months before pilot Abhinav Handa, his friend and the two fugitives died he had been reported for operating an unlicensed air taxi service.

Sunday, May 8, 2022

Canadian gangsters whacked in Mexico - update

A third man has been arrested in the hit on Robert (Cong) Dinh and Thomas Cherukara on Jan 11, 2021. Mexican cops now say the men were killed due to multi-million dollar debt tied to guns and cocaine trafficking. Cong Dinh was a top level member of a Vietnamese organized crime group that operates in Canada and the United States. Mexican cops had characterized the murders as a dispute between hotel guests.
Canadian gangsters Cong Dinh and Thomas Cherukara were in Playa del Carmen at the Hotel Xcaret when they were whacked. A gunman dressed in a tracksuit shot and killed the two men. A woman was also shot but recovered. Cops said the killer had been walking with the two men minutes earlier before firing at least five times. Dinh was wanted for money laundering by the RCMP. Cherukara had drug busts, robberies, weapons and property crime offenses.