Scott Burley - 2 Burley Men Moving - mover from hell

A Victoria moving company that overcharged a customer $2,300 has been ordered to pay the money back after the small claims court ruled the firm provided no evidence for why it overcharged in the first place. The moving company is a frequent flyer in small claims court with this case being its eighth so far this year. In 2022 the operation was involved in more than 35 small claims cases against its customers. Lead terd is Scott Burley.

Inderdeep Singh Gosal the Starbucks killer

In a horrific, senseless crime, and one captured in brutal detail by unconcerned bystanders, Paul Stanley Schmidt, 37, was stabbed to death outside the Starbucks at the corner of Granville and West Pender streets around 5:40 p.m. on Sunday. That terrible video won't be reproduced here. Killer Inderdeep Singh Gosal, 32, has pro-Khalistan links.

Paul Stanley Schmidt, 37, asked Inderdeep Singh Gosal to not vape next to his child.

A fundraiser for the family of Paul Stanley Schmidt has raised more than $139k for his daughter's future. Give generously.

Ryan Timothy Chiappe wanted

Ryan Timothy Chiappe, 44, is wanted in Prince George for two counts of possessing a firearm, among other things. Chiappe was once a promising MMA fighter. He ended his career with an 10-8 record as welterweight Ryan 'Ruthless' Chiappe. The gangster lifestyle and drugs took their toll and it only took a few years.

Chiappe in 2010.

Jonathan Massari pleads guilty in Montreal Mob hits = 25 years

Jonathan Massari was sentenced to a prison term of 25 years for his role in the killing Lorenzo Giordano and Rocco Sollecito, as well as the murders of brothers Vincenzo and Giuseppe Falduto.

Massari was the right-hand man of Salvatore Scoppa.

Jonathan Massari, 41, admitted he plotted to kill Lorenzo Giordano and Rocco Sollecito, leaders in the Rizzuto organization, during 2016. He also admitted to being part of the conspiracy to murder Vincenzo and Giuseppe Falduto. Led by Salvatore Scoppa, who maintained a list of people he wanted killed, the first was Lorenzo Giordano. An informant said he didn't participate in that murder, but Massari told him Dominico Scarfo was the gunman, while Massari acted as the getaway driver. The informant testified he personally shot Rocco Sollecito in Laval before jumping on the back of a motorcycle driven by Massari.

Gangster goldfish on the rise in B.C.

Goldfish are adaptable, intelligent, and in many cases, end up being flushed down the toilet.

Dumped goldfish in B.C. waters are reproductive machines able to spit out 50,000 eggs at a time, three times a summer. Goldfish don’t even need a male to multiply, they have a special process called gynogenesis. Females clone themselves.

They have grown numerous and large, choking out the locals.

Frequent flyer Jeffrey Michael Kizmann busted again

Jeffrey Michael Kizmann, 41, tried to sell a stolen chainsaw on Facebook Marketplace in April 2021. The man whose chainsaw was stolen saw the Stihl and set up a meeting at the Sardis Sports Complex. Cops swooped in and a bored Kizmann was jailbound again. Cops searched the recidivist's Civic and found 114 grams of illegal drugs, mostly fentanyl/carfentanil and methamphetmine. Kizmann has used many aliases in his career, including Shaun Ratzlaff, Jeffery Ratzlaff, Michael Baker, David Ratzlaff and Tina Ste. Croix. His first conviction came in 2000.

'Crazy Rich Surabayan' a fraud artist

Wahyu Kenzo, 36, was dubbed the 'Crazy Rich Surabayan', a name spun out from an Instagram feed buzzing with luxury, fast cars and handshakes with celebrities enchanted by his unlimited brilliance. Kenzo’s robot-trading platform – Auto Trade Gold (ATG) – collapsed, defrauding 25,000 people of a total of US$585m.

Billed as the infallible artificial intelligence-powered tool scouring forex margins faster than humans, it was exposed as a lie. So were Kenzo's claims of 200% returns. Dum dums fell for a classic Ponzi scheme.

Dinar Wahyu Saptian Dyfrig or familiarly known as Wahyu Kenzo, is caged.

'Mob Boss' bank heist foiled

A Clairton man found himself in jail after telling bank employees he was a mob boss and directing them to put money on his bank card. Daniel Bizzelle Jr., 31, of Clairton, is charged with robbery, possession and public drunkenness. Bizzelle allegedly told bank employees he was a mob boss and and he wanted $50k placed on his bank card. He said he would take $10k if they couldn’t give him the full amount, then said, “This is a stick up,” and “No need to get police involved,” according to the complaint.

Karachi’s water mafia

Karachi is the largest city in Pakistan and 12th largest in the world, with a population of over 20m. The city has enormous water needs. It's core population is growly rapidly, with an industrial hub with over 10,000 factories. Up to 80% of the city’s water is pumped through a leaky 10,000km network of ancient pipelines at low prices. The other 20% rely on private tankers charging much more.

As the state-run water supply increasingly fails, the water mafia steps in to profit. And where do they get their water? Illegal water hydrants are built to siphon off the water from the main supply. Over 10 million gallons per day is stolen from the system. That system has not seen any upgrades for over 25 years because there is no revenue. The issue has become political as control over water from the city’s rapidly depleting freshwater sources has become one of the most lucrative industries in the mega-city. In Karachi, those politicians with close ties to the water mafia have the most power, and are emblematic of state corruption.

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