Altaf Khanani - Cameron Ortis

Altaf Khanani was one of the world's largest money launderers. The Pakistani was involved in the illicit movement of money between Pakistan, the UAE, US, UK, Canada and Australia. He moved money for cartels and terrorist groups. FinCEN files suggest Khanani moved $14b annually. The Khanani Money Laundering Organization funnelled billions across the globe on behalf of terrorists, drug traffickers, and criminals.

Khanani was arrested in 2015 by the DEA.

Khanani was sent to the US, where he was sentenced to 68 months. He was released from prison on July 13.

A ring of currency traders in Toronto laundered hundreds of millions in drug money annually, and transferring huge sums between Iran and Canada via Dubai, a banking zone used by the Iranian regime. In 2016 spy Cameron Ortis took over the file and began offering to sell intelligence to the Khanani network.

Gambia seizes 3 tonnes of cocaine

Gambian authorities seized nearly three tonnes of cocaine from a shipment of industrial salt from Ecuador. It is one of the largest ever busts in West Africa. Smugglers generally use West Africa as a transshipment point for cocaine en route from South America to Europe.

Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr.

Meredith Jr. traveled to Washington for the Trump rally. He was charged with threatening House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. He sent a text message saying he was thinking about putting “a bullet in her (Pelosi’s) noggin on Live TV.”

Cops found a Glock 19, a Tavor X95 assault rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition.

HA cathouse in Bremen causes angst

The Hells Angels are active again in Bremen. A dispute over the approval of a new brothel in Bremen has the cops calling for the zero tolerance strategy against the rocker gang.

Dilraj Johal - 3rd gang death in 4 days

Dilraj Johal, 28, was gunned down Saturday in a suite in the 8100-block of Lansdowne Road in Richmond. Johal’s murder happened two days after that of Anees Mohammed. The murder is thought to be retribution for the slaying of gangster Gary Kang.

Oz 'Gangsta Glam' lifestyle littered with corpses

Michael "Micky D" Davey,'Ruthless', lived it up on Instagram and Facebook but was shot dead in his driveway like a dog.

They have tattoos, muscles fed by steroids, arrogance and social media accounts to flaunt their beautiful girlfriend and proceeds of their drug trafficking and other crimes ... flashy car, luxury holidays, and exotic pets. The Instagram thugs may be bikie gang members, associates, drug importers, standover men, armed robbers or all of the above. The new thugs of Instagram might be a poser, or it may be a gang ready to beat a man half to death with nail-spiked baseball bats in broad daylight on Bondi Beach.

Hamad Assaad met the fate he often dished out to others: execution.

In 2017 gangsters arrived on the idyllic shores of Bondi Beach carrying metal bars and bats wrapped in barbed wire or spiked with nails. Marching toward their target, a 34-year-old sunbather, the thugs passed by picnickers and women and babies. Minutes later, after they had beaten their victim to bloody, dazed pulp, the gang left alarmed mothers and crying babies in their wake to drive off in a white Mercedes.

Instagram thugs like Ricky Ciano share the same fate. The former Rebels bikie president was found dead in the back seat of a luxury sports car. Ciano vanished in Sydney just months after surviving a pizza delivery assassination plot for deserting the gang.

Pretty boy hitman Pasquale Barbaro typified the 'Instagram thug' before his assassination.

US spy plane, helicopter, sent to monitor National Guard Boss home

It is being reported that a guardsman pilot, whose name was redacted, testified that a cop aboard the flight told him that “Hell’s Angels may incite some violence.” That is false. The HA have no ties to the community.

4 National Guard spy planes monitored street protests following the killing of George Floyd. Three of the planes kept watch on huge demonstrations in Minneapolis, Phoenix and Washington. The fourth was dispatched to the sleepy Sacramento suburb of El Dorado Hills, notable only as the home of the head of the California National Guard, Maj. Gen. David S. Baldwin.

In addition to deploying the RC-26B reconnaissance plane, the Guard also sent a Lakota helicopter to hover over El Dorado Hills. Baldwin recalls nothing about how he approved the mission. He said the fact that he lived in El Dorado Hills had “nothing to do with” the deployment of the RC-26B or the Lakota helicopter.

‘Teddy Mafia’ Pillay buried

Drug kingpin Yaganathan "Teddy Mafia" Pillay was buried in R300K 'diamond-encrusted' coffin.

The funeral of suspected drug kingpin #TeddyMafia is underway as his body arrives at his home on Taurus Street in Shallcross. It at this very home where Yaganathan Pillay was gunned down on Monday, his attackers being subsequently shot, beheaded & burnt ⁦⁦@TimesLIVE⁩ pic.twitter.com/D08FzAld4u — Orrin Singh (@orrin417) January 7, 2021

Gary Kang whacked

High profile Vancouver gangster Gary Kang was well known to cops. The Kangs are associated with the Red Scorpions and have been locked in a conflict with the Brothers Keepers. Older brother Randy was shot to death in October 2017.

Guns seized - HA related

A 'straw purchaser’ is someone with a valid Possession and Acquisition License (PAL), who obtains guns for someone who doesn't. Gang cops watched a male acquire and then transport a number of restricted firearms, as well as a large amount of ammunition to Langley. Cops arrested 3, including the 'straw man'.

Christina May Stover bought 16 guns between September 2015 and March 2016. Vancouver cops seized four of Stover's firearms. Another was found in a known drug house. Eleven are still unaccounted for. Stover pulled 42 months in jail.

$5,000 FBI reward for Slightam

Christopher Slightam is wanted in connection with an investigation into the Hell’s Angels outlaw motorcycle gang operating in New Rochelle, New York. Slightam was released on bail after being arrested and charged in February of 2017 on federal RICO and narcotics conspiracy charges. Slightam pleaded guilty and was ordered to surrender and failed to appear.

Cocaine under toupee foiled

A Colombian man was detained in Barcelona after he tried to smuggle cocaine under a poorly-fitted toupe. Cops said the man caught their attention when he arrived on a flight from Bogota on June 18 and appeared nervous.

Dublin gangster Robbie Lawlor whacked, Keane Mulready Woods

A man shot dead in Dublin was a key suspect in the killing of a 17-year-old boy who was tortured and decapitated. Robbie Lawlor is believed to have ordered the brutal Narcos-style torture and slaying of Keane Mulready Woods. Lawlor was shot multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene. A burned-out car was found nearby. The notorious gangster is well known to detectives. Three men have been arrested on suspicion of his murder.

Lawlor had more than 100 previous convictions and had been warned by gardaí that his life was in danger.

Adrian Holland

Patrick Teer, 45, from Belfast played an instrumental role. Lawlor, 36, was shot dead outside co-accused Adrian Holland's house. International drug dealers are believed to have planned his assassination. Lawlor was suspected in at least three other gangland murders.

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K9 foils Meth smugglers

An attempt to smuggle 25 pounds of meth through the Border Patrol checkpoint on Highway 78 near Blythe, California on Christmas Day was foiled by a canine. Border Patrol agents encountered a Cadillac. Agents referred the vehicle for secondary inspection following a canine alert.

U.K. hitman Steven Boyle attacked in prison

Steven Boyle was found guilty of murder after John Kinsella was shot in the back of the head whilst out walking his dog on May 5, 2018. Boyle, along with shooter Mark Fellows, was jailed for life for his part in the gangland murder. Fellows cycled up behind Kinsella and fired the fatal shots. Boyle was the 'spotter' who helped Fellows carry out the hit. HMP Wakefield, nicknamed 'monster mansion' is home to some of the UK's most notorious criminals.

British runner, cyclist, and mob hitman Mark “Iceman” Fellows, 39, has been convicted for the murders of two rival gangsters. He was busted, in part, because of his GPS watch. He was found guilty by a jury at Liverpool Crown Court of killing organized crime leader Paul “Mr. Big” Massey and his associate John Kinsella.

Cops already suspected Fellows when they came across a photo of him wearing his GPS watch, two months before the murder. Detectives found the device at Fellows’s home and checked its GPS data for files that could link him to the murder. They found the runner had plotted the murders with the same attention and precision of a serious athlete. He had recorded his recon missions that mapped his escape routes. On January 17, 2019, he was sentenced to life in prison.

The mobster shot Kinsella after learning he'd offered £20,000 for anyone willing to 'cut' Fellows.

5 pounds of cocaine busted

Kieter Elian Morales thought it would be a great idea to smuggle cocaine into the US. His plot to hide 5 pounds of cocaine in a can of tomato paste was foiled by alert agents at JFK airport.

Farogh Sadat not lucky 3 times

Farogh Sadat, 37, was shot dead outside a bakery in Toronto's Corso Italia neighbourhood on June 23, 2020 while he was sitting in his SUV with California licence plates. It was the third known assassination attempt on his life. Sadat had developed bad blood with Mexican drug dealers in the Greater Toronto Area through a series of drug rips. The B.C. man faked his own death at one point.

Cops said it appears the killers were “lying in wait” on a side street before the killing. Sadat was blasted more than a dozen times at point blank range. The career criminal and drug dealer was well known to police. A law firm known as Mr Lawyer posted a video (now deleted) which apparently shows the two gunmen.