Irish gangsters hit the streets

Former members of the Kinahan cartel, including an enforcer for Mr. Flashy, have been released from prison. Scott Capper, 28, was a right-hand man for Glen Ward, 'Mr Flashy'. He was granted early release after a 30 month sentence for stealing a £43,272 cash box from a security guard and a 40 month sentence for two brutal assaults. Capper and failed hitman Andrew O'Keeffe have been freed from Dublin's Mountjoy Prison. Liam Brannigan, a cousin of mobsters 'Fat' Freddie Thompson and Liam Byrne was also freed. Another Kinahan cartel henchman, Dean Howe, is also set to be freed from prison within days.

See ---->Mr Flashy

Scottish gangster James White made £126m from crime

James White, 46, earned £126,241,001.29 heading a gang run by brothers James and Barry Gillespie. Prosecutors launched a proceeds of crime claim and found assets worth .001% of that amount to confiscate; £118,649.50. White was extradited from Brazil and jailed for almost 10 years in August, a bargain sentence. Cops say the Gillespie brothers were killed while on the run. White, who is fluent in Spanish, rose to operate on an "international scale" in countries including Italy, the Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates, Russia and Brazil.

James and Barry Gillespie were likely killed in Brazil.

The gang's reach was global with high purity cocaine sourced directly from cartels in Brazil. The High Court in Glasgow heard a narrative which featured the brutal torture of a man over an unpaid drug debt to White that led to the discovery of an arsenal of weapons.

1 dead, 5 wounded in Denver biker shoot out

A man is dead and six others in hospitals after an early morning shootout in central Denver. The shooting happened outside of a Hells Lovers bar. Hells Lovers is an OMG founded in Chicago in 1967. The club was founded by Frank "Claim-Jumper" Rios, who was denied entry into traditional biker clubs because he was Mexican.

A "0%" diamond is worn in place of the traditional "1%" to signify being 0% law abiding.

HA Troy Anthony Scholder, San Diego chapter nailed for hate crimes

Members of the Hells Angels and their puppet club appeared in court Friday accused in a hate crime on three black men. 18 have been indicted in all.

Hells Angels and their goons are busted for hate crimes in a vicious attack on three Blacks. The three were attacked in the San Diego neighborhood of Ocean Beach on June 6th. Troy Scholder pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. He is being held without bail. Sonny Barger said: 'The club, as a whole, is not racist but we probably have enough racist members that no black guy is going to get in it.' HAMC's ties to white power gangs insures there will never be a black HA club member in America.

Troy Anthony Scholder

All pled not guilty on an array of charges that carry sentences ranging from three years to life. As one man lay curled up on the ground, HA Troy Scholder pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the chest, cracking his sternum. Scholder “casually” folded up the blade and walked away.

After the stabbing, bikers spirited Scholder from the crime scene to the gang's clubhouse in El Cajon.  He faces 39 years to life in state prison if convicted. Scholder was deported to the U.S. after a Langley arrest in 2011. He was wanted in the U.S. then on charges related to kidnappings, assaults and robberies done for the Hells Angels. An April 26, 2007 incident led to charges against Scholder and several bikers, including president Stephen Sanders. That involved the torture and disfigurement of a former HAMC.

Cops seized 42 illegal weapons and drugs in raids.

27 - 9022 Clarkson Ave for sale - $849,900

Agent Viet Do is trying to sell the promoter's condo and is claiming the project is 'sold out'. Lying thing to say after listing his A12 for 8 months and counting on MLS. He fails, yet again, to mention to potential suckers the TC-1 zoning of the property. See HERE. MLS® Number: 947683

Accused Kelowna killer Ka-Mikosit Favelle gets bail

Ka-Mikosit Favelle will be released from custody as she awaits trial. She is charged with second-degree murder, criminal negligence causing death and dangerous driving causing death. A crash on Aug. 19, 2022 killed cyclist Adam Briand-Lawrence. It appeared a motor vehicle accident. A 'complex' cop investigation took over a year. Favelle's charges are designated as a “K-file” in online court records. That indicates an offense involving intimate partner violence. Favelle had remained in custody since September. Her bail application was not opposed by the Crown.

HA Marvin 'Casper' Ouimet

Quebec Hells Angel Marvin Ouimet, 54, failed to avoid having to reside at a halfway house while he serves out a 14-year sentence for his role in Quebec's Biker War. Most offenders serving time in federal pens in Canada automatically qualify for release after two-thirds of their sentence if they weren’t previously granted parole, which Ouimet wasn’t. The parole board imposed a halfway house condition for six months as well as another that he not be in places like bars. Quimet appealed. The parole board disagreed and said Ouimet’s membership in the Hells Angels is enough to justify strict conditions.

Ouimet tried to gain control of bricklaying companies in Quebec through threats, intimidation and extortion. He was nailed in 2009. 145 charges were laid and the boss of the Trois-Rivières chapter lost $9m in loot.

Haney HA Jonathan Lutar nailed as head of drug ring - update VII

Oakley Lain Charest, 35, of Vernon buys himself 5 years. The father of three was busted with a Ruger 45 calibre P90. Matthew Shaw walked with a conditional sentence. HA Courtney Lafreniere pled guilty to proceeds of crime on Sept. 27, and Haney HA Jonathan Lutar pled guilty to drug trafficking on Sept. 25. Roman Tassone is the last man standing.

Lukas Tassone was reeled in Dec 23.

Lukas Sam Fox Tassone is charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking while Roman Gabriel Fox Tassone faces two counts of the same charge. A judge heard a plea deal isn't in the works for Roman Tassone. Allan Beatima Arcangel died from 'non-criminal' causes while Matthew Shaw pled guilty May 31 to charges of commission of an offence for a criminal organization, conspiracy to commit indictable offence and trafficking.

Hells Angel Jonathan Louis Lutar and others pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking and conspiracy charges. They were all framed probably. Lutar, 39, is a full patch with the Hells Angels Haney Chapter. He and 6 others were busted with over 30 kg of various drugs, including fentanyl, handguns, rifles, shotguns with ammunition, body armour, two vehicles, a cocaine press, and Hells Angels gear. Nailed are Courtney Lafreniere, 41, Oakley Charest, 34, Matthew Shaw, 31, and Allan Arcangel, 51.

25 charges were laid. Cops executed a dozen search warrants in the Lower Mainland and the Okanagan between Sept 2020 and July 2021.

See ----->Charges laid against Wolfpack drug dealers in Vancouver DTES

Bankman-Fried convicted - 'weasel words'

Flaming terd Sam Bankman-Fried has been convicted on all counts, what a surprise, and will be going to Federal jail for an extended period.

A lesson for the rest of us is to NEVER testify in your own defense. He repeatedly called something “effectively correct” instead of saying yes. He responded, “I’m not sure what you’re referring to,” so many times people were laughing. Mopbucket now faces a maximum sentence of 115 years.

Bankman-Fried said some version of “I can’t recall” over 140 times in his cross-examination.

“that’s a hypothetical.”

Bankman-Fried is trying to avoid serious time and it hasn't gone well. When confronted with questions, he relies on weasel phrases. These include: “I don’t recall,” “I’m not entirely sure,” “that’s not how I thought of it,” “depends on the context,” “it’s possible,” “something to that effect,” “not to my memory,” “it could have been,” “I wouldn’t phrase it that way,” “to some extent,” “no, but I may have,” “I don’t know,” “that wasn’t how I understood it at the time,” “depends on how you define it.”

Crypto boss Sam Bankman-Fried, 31, will speak in his own defence at his fraud trial in New York today. This comes after prosecutors wrapped up their case against the mopbucket. He is accused of lying to investors and lenders while stealing money from customers of his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. Bankman-Fried, who faces decades in jail if convicted on the massive open steal, denies any wrongdoing.

Bankman-Fried pleaded not guilty.

Bahamian authorities extradited him to the United States. In an interview on "Good Morning America," FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried said he was "vaguely aware" that FTX lent stolen customers' funds to its sister firm, Alameda Research. Permanent bad hair day Bankman-Fried of $10b fraud FTX says he is not a crook. He also says he is almost broke. Bankman-Fried, 30, said his lawyers advised him not to speak publicly, but he ignored them because he knows better.

See ----->FTX implodes - billions into the ether

Mohammad Riyadul Hoque - millionaire first nations dope dealer

Manitoba RCMP busted Mohammad Riyadul Hoque, 30, in October. He is charged with trafficking fentanyl and cocaine, money laundering and possession of proceeds of crime. An RCMP report says Hoque wagered and laundered millions in provincially operated casinos between August 2021 and December 2022. He gambled $3.5m at casinos in 2021 and cashed out nearly $4m. In 2022, he wagered $5.7m and cashed out $6.2m. This year, before getting busted, Hoque wagered $864,000 and cashed out about $439,000. A forfeiture suit seeks 3 properties Hoque bought with drug money. Hoque specialized in dealing crack and fentanyl on first nations reserves. His money laundering got him busted for dealing drugs. Bank records reveal he received many money transfers from people in Red Sucker Lake First Nation, including more than $500k from three people in 2022-23.