Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa = dead man walking

There is nothing new to be found regarding the only man busted in the Falkland bust, the largest drug lab in Canadian history. Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa apparently had a bail hearing, and if the presumed innocent Randhawa was released, he is a huge hit target. There is no way the Sinaloa Cartel and Edgar Watson can allow Randhawa to bust the entire operation. His life isn't worth $.02.

Edgar Watson

Randhawa must be silenced. If semi-intelligent, he would become a cooperating witness and enter the RCMP witness protection program. That is the only way he will remain alive. He had a court appearance November 14. Nothing has been heard since.

Folks need to ponder this photo before dismissing it. First appearances can be deceiving. Press in Indian offered it as the face of Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa. Randhawa, 32, is from Jalandhar in Punjab. He faces 7 drug and weapons charges including explosives. Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa was 23 in 2016 when he was busted in Burnaby for a dial-a-dope. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail and handed a 10-year firearms ban in 2017.

Randhawa orchards in Vernon touted the Sandhers in the press on September 9.

Kabal Randhawa

Randhawa is a Jat clan found in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. Palwinder Randhawa (palwinder1980@hotmail.com) and Kabal Randhawa are at 7467 Baker Hogg Road in Vernon. (778) 212-3705  "The closure of BC Tree Fruits was scary for our family farm. Growing fruit these days is challenging and losing our packing and distribution partner made things even harder," said Kabal Randhawa of Randhawa orchards. "The kindness shown by Sandher Fruit Packers has given me hope that we can get through this."

Palwinder Randhawa

The haul of drugs from the Falkland superlab was destined for Australia and New Zealand. Australia is one of the most lucrative markets in the world for meth. Prices can reach $185k per kilo.

Ben 'Bendover' Bulmer - Bonnie Derry

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Multiple paid slag stories against your author have been published by Ben 'Bendover' Bulmer and Bonnie Derry. The Sandher crime family's paid bummer boy is Ben Bulmer. Based in Vernon, Bendover works for the low grade blog infonews.ca of Black Press. Black Press are paid off by the Sandhers for both propaganda and slag pieces against its critics. The money came through Sami El-Helou and Sandher lawyer Robert Tonsoo's trust account. Bendover Bulmer is from the U.K. He is no Canadian. mjones@infonews.ca, halexander@infonews.ca, jtomas@infonews.ca

Peter Boyd is the public face of Infotel multimedia.

CEO and owner is Bonnie Derry. "In 1996 I purchased a failing business" Taking dirty drug money from the Sandhers isn't success. The largest lab bust in Canadian history was a stone's throw away. This space has hit all manner of white Canadian traitor. It amazes how little some trash will sell out their country for. Bonnie Derry approaches the very lowest, and that takes some doing. Bonnie Derry is directly assisting what was the largest fentanyl producer in this Province. That means she is fine with 6 people in B.C. dying of overdose every day. (80% is fentanyl directly, or 4.8 people each day)

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Cocaine in model's vagina - revisited again

Bad girl Grace Evelyn Athanatos has stayed out of trouble since 2022.

Grace Evelyn Athanatos, 24, insists she is a 'nice girl' as she breaks her silence about the humiliating moment she was caught and strip searched. She was waiting outside the exhibition hall when sniffer dogs began to bark around her. When cops asked to search her, she began to cry. Tears didn't work and she had to explain to cops why they wouldn't find her prohibited cocaine stash with a pat down.Records stated she had 5.6 grams of cocaine, though it's unclear how much of the condom's weight was counted in official recordings.

Grace Evelyn had some splaining to do after authorities busted her with a cocaine-filled condom inside her vagina while attending the Marlo Music Festival in Australia. She avoided grief by pleading guilty.

She was hit with a 12-month conditional release order.

Sinaloa Cartel traded cocaine, fentanyl for 190 stolen vehicles

The Denver District Attorney’s Office announced that 17 people were indicted after being accused of stealing at least 190 vehicles between 2022-2024 and selling them to the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico in exchange for drugs. Many of the stolen vehicles were trucks or SUVs stolen from Denver airports and transported to El Paso, Texas before crossing the border into Mexico. Payment in cocaine and fentanyl was then smuggled into and distributed from Denver.

The indictment has 222 counts in it, including more than 100 counts of auto theft, more than a dozen counts of drug possession, and other crimes. The cartel preferred high-end, heavy duty vehicles. The steal was at least $10m. Here

Juan Ramon Fernandez - Joe Bravo

In the early 2000s, Italian cops intercepted a conversation about a drug deal between Mississauga mob figure Juan Ramon Fernandez and a Sicilian mafioso working for the now deceased mafia boss Messina Denaro. In the conversation Messina Denaro is referred to by his nickname of 'Diabolik'.

Fernandez admitted guilt to a half-dozen charges involving a murder plot, conspiring to traffic 1,000 kg of cocaine with Montreal’s Vito Rizzuto crime group and local Hells Angels, using forged passports, possessing a counterfeit credit card and defrauding a bank. Fernandez supported Rizzuto in his expansion from his Quebec base into the GTA in the early 2000s. The Rizzuto group encountered resistance from GTA underworld groups like the ’Ndrangheta. Fernandez used the names Joe Bravo, Johnny Bravo and James Shaddock.

Two mobsters in Sicily were sentenced to life for killing Fernandez and his associate in 2016. Juan Ramon Fernandez, 56, had been deported from Canada when he was murdered. Dying beside him was Canadian aide Fernando Pimentel.

Juan Ramon Fernandez, right, with Giuseppe Carbone shortly before Carbone killed him.

Pietro Scaduto, 51, Salvatore Scaduto, 54, and Giuseppe Carbone shot Fernandez and Pimentel to death on April 9, 2013.

Pietro Scaduto, left, Salvatore Scaduto. Giuseppe Carbone became a cooperating witness against the brothers.

Fernandez was close to both Rizzuto and Raynald Desjardins. Desjardins had brought Fernandez into a higher echelon of crime, but it was Rizzuto who gave him his power.

Fernandez claimed Rizzuto even inducted him as a “made man” of the Mafia — despite him being Spanish, not Italian. Fernandez’s sin was failure to chose sides: He was “like a priest who visits all the churches.”

The order to kill Fernandez came from Canada. The bodies were dumped in a shallow grave and set ablaze. The car was then driven to a different location and was set on fire to destroy evidence. Unable to resist profit Carbone slipped an expensive watch off Fernandez’s wrist. It had been a gift to him from Rizzuto. Carbone was later caught trying to sell the watch, leading to his arrest. He agreed to help police with their investigation and to testify against his co-accused, becoming a “pentito”.

Bahman Djebelibak busted for precursors

The RCMP’s clandestine lab team spent several days at the Maple Ridge property of 'Bobby Shah' in the 26500-block of 124 Avenue. Cops also visited Shah’s Port Coquitlam business. Barrels of chemicals, some containing dichloromethane, often sat outside of Valerian Labs at 1971 Broadway St. There are far fewer today. There are no charges yet. Bahman Djebelibak, 'Bobby Shah', was among 28 individuals and companies sanctioned by the U.S. in 2023. The U.S. Treasury says Djebelibak, through his Valerian Labs Inc. and Valerian Labs Distribution Corp., was a major customer of Jinhu Minsheng Pharmaceutical Machinery. Jinhu Minsheng sells pill-press machines with “pharmaceutical imprints on ecommerce platforms and has provided pill dies for counterfeit oxycodone M30 tablets.”

Djebelibak is said to be a major player in Chinese fentanyl syndicate networks. valerianlabs.com

“Valerian Labs Inc. has received shipments of methylamine hydrochloride, which is a precursor chemical used to produce methamphetamine and MDMA. Valerian Labs Distribution Corp. has tried to procure 2,000 litres of chloroform, 800 litres of dichloromethane and 200 kilograms of iodine, substances used in the production of fentanyl, heroin, and methamphetamine.” He is accountable for “the international proliferation of illicit drugs or their means of production.”

Djebelibak and his deceased wife, Ramina Shah, were caught up in 2018 cop raids of Valerian Labs and the couple’s mansion, which led to a failed B.C. civil forfeiture action after cops violated their rights.

Cops seized a Land Rover, a Porsche and a 2006 Pontiac G6 at the couple's $3m mansion. The couple claimed they earned $20k per year. A hidden compartment in the car contained two kilograms of fentanyl, a one kilo brick of cocaine, and cutting agents. In January 2022, realtor Ramina Shah was stabbed to death in a parkade in Coquitlam.

Djeblibak has been implicated in money laundering and fraud dating to the early 2000s.

Becoming a Hells Angel

If one is interested in joining the Hells Angels, or any 1% motorcycle club (outlaw motorcycle gang — OMG) and are on the internet to figure out how, then you probably won’t be joining anytime soon.

Number one on the list of OMG requirements is to have the 'right' personality, and that comes from your lifestyle. If you need to ask, you aren't in that lifestyle. Joining the Hells Angels is a lifetime commitment. Basic requirements are; •Have a driver's license •Own a working motorcycle - Harley Davidson or Buell exclusively •Never have applied to be a police officer or prison guard •Not be a child molester Members MUST BE white and male. Outside America, some Hells Angels charters have looser race requirements. In the U.S. it is exclusively white only. If you do leave the club, or are kicked out, patches are returned as they are always club property. Refuse and they will be taken by force. This includes body ink and jewelry.

Phases of Membership - 'The Program'

1. Hang-around: Being a hang-around is the first stage. Most are invited by a club member, a friend or family member who is an OMG biker to an event. Members are constantly judging your character. A 'hangaround' always shows respect and will never interrupt members when they are talking. To become a hangaround without introduction from an existing member is difficult. It helps if you have skills the gang finds of use — usually criminal. If you get noticed, you will move up to be an associate.

2. Associate: The next step up is the associate, where you will spend up to a few more years attending events and meeting members. They will continue to evaluate you and you are still considered an outsider.

3. Prospect: A patch-wearing member of the OMG often needs to sponsor a prospect. The gang will generally run a background check including credit checks so the gang can verify a prospect’s identity as thoroughly as possible. Once you are a prospect you are allowed to attend more events, however you won't vote on club matters and there will be some meetings that you are not allowed to attend. The prospect becomes the subject of jokes and is expected to do menial work like cleaning and guarding bikes. The prospect period is designed to make candidates prove loyalty to the club, which often includes committing crimes. Violence is often expected by the gang. The ultimate way for a prospect to prove his loyalty is through murder.

4. Fully Patched Member: The final step in the process. You will only reach this stage after a vote, which must be unanimous. It is the years of evaluations during the recruitment process that determine if you receive the votes required. Full-Patch, or being "patched" refers to the fact that the member has earned the right to wear patches, including the Hells Angel death head, the words "Hells Angels" on the top rocker, and the club location on the bottom rocker.

Hells Angels won't go out together without their colors. If one HA is pulled over by cops, the group will often pull over. On a ride, there is a specific order. First is the president, then the road captain, and then the sergeant at arms, then the rest of the members and prospects. They pull over together to avoid disrupting this order.

Members can't talk to the press and can never talk to the public about the club, rules or other members. The vest (cut) is sacred. If one Hells Angel gets arrested they will want to give the cut to another member. Protecting the colors applies to accidents and injuries that may require medical personnel to remove a vest or jacket.  Members are very sensitive to any abuse of their colors. They are earned and extremely valuable. Slapping an HA's back, on the patch, may result in violence. 

A 'Filthy Few' patch or tattoo is earned when a murder is committed for the club. A 'Dequiallo' patch or tattoo is earned by acting violently towards cops. The club's colors are red and white. The 'Big House Crew' refers to members in jail. '81' represent the first two letters of the club.