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I stick to my opinion that the whole Satudarah hype is way overblown. At one point in the Netherlands they did hold some power, but that was more because of the fact that one of their side chapters - aptly named "Trailer Trash" - had a huge following among "woonwagenbewoners" and dodgy car dealers in Brabant, Limburg, South Holland, Drenthe... (as said before, all kind of breeding grounds for homegrown OC). That was actually kinda short lived though and I don't think that chapter is all that active anymore after they split off from Satudarah. Individuals who were associated with the Trailer Trash chapters have later on been implicated in large scale international drug trafficking reports.
Of course there are members capable of violence and crime, but as far as the club being a criminal powerhouse? I doubt it.
Even the Dutch Hells Angels in their heydays were mostly considered an organized crime syndicate just for the fact that a ton of upper echelon criminals - who mostly were just hangarounds, associates or prospects - associated themselves with the club. Klepper for instance was a HA prospect and other big time gangsters like Mieremet, Holleeder...or later on Danny K...all frequently hung around those parts as well.
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Is it true that they are not nearly as strong in the United States as they are in Europe? I dispute that. European bikers are alot crazier especially Eastern Europe. I was in touch with the Outlaws for a while, had a friend as a member but he died...
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Rhode Island Chapter question.....Does anyone know how high up Joe Lancia is? He's only 27 and a full patch member.
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Re: Hells Angels MC
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Is it true that they are not nearly as strong in the United States as they are in Europe? I dispute that. European bikers are alot crazier especially Eastern Europe. I was in touch with the Outlaws for a while, had a friend as a member but he died... I don't get your meaning, I was saying Europeans are more dangerous, were you agreeing by saying they are way crazier? ahh my bad. I thought you were asking if HA Europe have more numbers than United States. Yes they are more dangerous and crazier. I would say United States are far more organized and prepared whereas Europe usually have little planning. Don't get me wrong the US have batshit crazy HA members but they tend to stick to their own business overall. United States is more about money so interfering and causing trouble is bad for business / result in removal of certain members if they start random shit because American law enforcement are more strict and always watching. You'll find it is far easier to bribe cops and politicians in countries which are not developed plus there is less backlash for a corrupt official so it's alot easier and they aren't as nearly as organized as FBI doing 24/7 surveillance, putting wires on motorcycles and clubhouses etc etc
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The German biker scene has become a complete farce. Any Turkish, Turkish-Kurdish or Lebanese dude that once beat the crap out of someone outside a nightclub gets his colors these days. And most of them don't even ride their motorcycle, if they own a bike at all. Not saying there aren't serious criminals among them, but "bikers" they ain't. True. You'll find these days Germans are almost nothing in regard to anything - nationalist parties, motorcycle clubs. The only thing they are good at is drug dealing haha
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https://www.nau.ch/nachrichten/euro...s-dariusch-f-wurde-angeschossen-65405334Boss of the Hells Angels Dariusch F. was shot In Hamburg, there was a bloody shooting, which has targeted the boss of the Hells Angels. He was taken to the hospital. 180827DariuschFHellsAngels Members of the rocker group Hells-Angels are standing in front of a court in Germany. (Archive image) - Keystone the essentials in brief At the Hamburger Kiez, a Hells Angels boss was hit by bullets. Dariusch F. had to be taken to the hospital after the shooting. In the night on Monday it came in the Hamburg district of St. Pauli (D) to a shooting. With three shots fired an initially unknown to Dariusch F. The Hells Angels boss sat in his white Bentley, when he was hit after testimony of five bullets. 1:25 AM - Aug 27, 2018 13 22 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy The rocker was still approachable after the firing attack, as the "Hamburger Morgenpost" reported. Paramedics brought the 37-year-old to the hospital. The police did not comment on the background of the crime. Dariusch F. is also known as "The Butcher" and is considered a very brutal notorious violent offender, which was already involved in several brawls. He has been imprisoned several times for his offenses. And without that he has improved - he does not take the rule of law seriously, so the judges.
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TKJ did you read the book by bad boy uli? He talks about the feud between the old guard and the boys of Neco Arabaci. Haven't read the book, but I've read quite a few articles on this. The thing is...the Neco crew aren't bikers. They're criminals, for sure, but they just aren't hardcore Angels. I doubt they're gonna keep on being connected to the club for a long time. Neco was already powerful in Cologne in the 90s before he joined them. He was arrested in June in Turkey together with several Turkish mob bosses.
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That first shovelhead is sweet. Article sucks though. Claims women are full fledged members. Chuck zito info not correct. Doubt Marlon Brando inspired many. Lee Marvin more likely. Brandi was too busy screwing James dean to learn to act like an actual biker.
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German police confiscated in Hamburg more than a ton of cocaine from Brazil worth up to 200 million euros, a kilo of marijuana and 170 000 euros in cash. Investigators observed three Germans (40, 40, 49), one Italian (28) and one Pole (43) unloading a container at Billhorner Röhrendamm in Hamburg's Rothenburgsort district near the Elbbrücken.
The focus by the police is on Martin P. (39) from the HafenCity, a leading member of the "Hells Angels". He was arrested on Thursday as well as his alleged accomplices from Rothenburgsort, plus a Pole (45) and a German (25).
The police had already investigated P. in February. But then flopped a raid. Only 20 grams of marijuana were seized. The investigators, however, remained tuned. Now the huge success.
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https://www.tvanouvelles.ca/2018/12/30/les-hells-angels-dans-la-mire-des-policiersThe Hells Angels in the police eye Félix Séguin | VAT News | Published on December 30, 2018 at 18:15 If they have been uncomfortable throughout the year, the Hells Angels may have to keep the profile a little lower, in 2019. The police forces plan to increase the pressure on them. With the highly publicized marriage of the Hells Martin Robert, in downtown Montreal, 2018 was a year in which many criminal bikers were seen appearing publicly. Organized crime experts, however, warn them that if 2018 has been a showpiece for the Hells, 2019 will be the death penalty for the criminal organization. According to information from police sources, confirmed by our Investigation Bureau, the police plan to strike the chapter of Trois-Rivières more than once. By the way, the work is already started. On December 7, the National Crime Squadron struck the modest home of the Trois-Rivières chapter in Saint-Cuthbert. "The fight against organized crime and criminal bikers are our priority," the authorities said. In 2019, the police have already planned a series of searches related to motorcyclists of the Mauricie. The reason? This section brings together the most influential and hard-working criminals in the province. The new chef in Quebec "Trois-Rivières is still a chapter with a lot of seniority, since 1991, explains the former investigator Paul Laplante. This is a chapter that is excessively powerful. We know that Mario Brouillette, chapter of Trois-Rivières, would be the new leader of the Hells Angels of Quebec. " The police have Alain Biron eye, Marcellin Morin, Claude Gauthier and Yves Gagné, but also their new recruit, Pascal Facchino. The year 2018 saw the largest round of raids on the Hells Angels since Operation SharcQc. 2019 could therefore be replaced by the second act. Our sources also point out that we must not neglect the activities of the Hells in eastern Quebec and the Maritimes. It seems that the Quebec Chapter, which has had several members open the first section of the club in New Brunswick, could be visited by the police. All this against a background of reorganization in the criminal ranks. Indeed, our observers report that some Hells school clubs are taking more and more space, including the mysterious Head Hunters, who would have the confidence of several members in good standing of the Hells Angels. "It's just new structures. More difficult to reach the head leaders, simply, "says Paul Laplante. In a context where more and more murders are attributed to organized crime in the province this year, according to our sources, the Sûreté du Québec's top priority is fighting it.
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I hope whoever ordered the food tipped this guy well... https://nypost.com/2018/12/31/deliveryman-beaten-after-parking-in-front-of-hells-angels-clubhouse/In 2003 I saw the HA, more accurately HA prospects, deliver a vicious beating to some unlucky individual. It was at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco - the epicenter of peace & love flower power in the 60s. We all know how that era ended at Altamont. This time it wasn't fatal. The event was "ThrashFest 2003" featuring Halford, Testament, Death Angel, Vio-Lence, Impaled and other acts. Definitely an atmosphere for the "good, friendly, violent fun" that the Bay Area scene is famous for. There was a large group of HA and quite a few prospects at the show. Nothing new, seeing the Red & White at Bay Area rock concerts is a regular occurrence as they usually get in for free to this day at venues, especially those once associated with Bill Graham Presents. It's a decades long policy that when the Angels show up at places like the Warfield they don't need tickets and security is instructed not to ask, just let them in. The club members and prospects were dispersed throughout the venue acting as additional "security" and everything seemed to be going well. During the Death Angel set there was a fight near the restrooms just off of stage left. The Hells Angels prospects were beating some guy and dragged him into the mens room. I assume it was part of their initiation. Not wanting to get in the way my friends and I (and most of the crowd) backed away from the area. We went near the soundboard where there were still some prospects stationed. After a few minutes a full patch member came and signaled to the prospects that it was time to leave after which a dozen or so more made their way through the crowd dragging the victim (who looked really bad) and threw him down the non-working escalator steps before leaving immediately as a group. The mans friends came to his aid and the show continued with everyone aware of what happened turning a blind eye to the events. At a different show one of the funniest things I've every seen at a concert was courtesy of a Hells Angel. This happened a few years back at the annual Y&T show held each year at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Most people familiar with Y&T will know them from the one "hit" they had back in the 80s - "Summertime Girls". It was their attempt at a pop song and fans who had followed the band since their years as Yesterday and Today HATED it! Before that song Y&T were known as a hard rocking band - they weren't Iron Maiden or Metallica but they weren't Bon Jovi either. Just good ol' blue collar rock like AC/DC. The band didn't include the tune in their set for many years, completely avoiding playing it in SF at least. They brought it back a few years ago and it was greeted warmly by the females in the audience who would dance and sing along. This night they broke into the song and as usual the women enjoyed themselves. I looked over to my right and saw the biggest, meanest looking Hells Angel who was also dancing and singing along with all his might! The juxtaposition of this long haired, bearded, full patched biker giving his all along to the wimpiest song the band ever recorded was hilarious!
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https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...t-reinvestir-les-provinces-maritimes.phpThe Hells Angels want to reinvest the Maritime Provinces The Hells Angels have been busy reinvesting Atlantic Canada for two years, but they seem to have a hard time recruiting "members in good standing," experts say. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and organized crime experts do not understand why the most powerful group of criminal bikers in the country have not yet found candidates worthy of membership in good standing. But they confirm that the Hells are reorganizing well, after the painful dismantling by the police of their chapter of Halifax in 2001. Stephen Schneider, a professor of criminology at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, says the creation of a new school club this past year - the Red Devils - shows the Hells still want to redeploy to the provinces Atlantic. "The Red Devils are, so to speak, their AAA affiliated club at the international level," says Professor Schneider, who has written extensively on organized crime. "So it's a sign that the Hells Angels have not let go and really want to be in Atlantic Canada. " The Red Devils have chapters in Moncton, New Brunswick, and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Members of the Halifax Chapter, created in July, were recruited from two other biker clubs, the Gatekeepers and the Darksiders, according to RCMP Staff Sergeant Guylaine Cottreau of the Criminal Intelligence Service in Nova Scotia. -Scotland. "They were known Hells Angels and friends came from existing clubs," explains me Cottreau. "But we do not report new" prospects "[...] even though the Hells still have a good footprint in the province with their friendly clubs. " According to agent Cottreau, the Hells had a chapter of "prospects" in Nova Scotia, but it had fewer than six members in the fall, and these bikers have since become "prospects" of the Hells in New Brunswick neighbor, where their Nomads club already had some members in good standing transplanted to that province. The Nomads were once headed in Quebec by Maurice Boucher, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of two prison guards. Very attractive ribs In addition to the Red Devils, there are other "small" criminal gangs in Nova Scotia, including Darksider clubs in Dartmouth and the Annapolis Valley, Sedition clubs in Fall River and Weymouth, and Highlanders clubs in Antigonish. in Pictou County and Cape Breton. Experts believe that the Hells are seeking to expand their territory and take control of drug trafficking in an area of ​​several thousand kilometers of coastline, an undeniable attraction for traffickers. The Bacchus Motorcycle Club would be the only other rival organization of biker criminals in Nova Scotia, and it seems to have entered into a truce in the area with the Hells. A Nova Scotia Supreme Court Judge declared the organization "criminal" in a July decision - a decision that may hinder his activities, as this label comes with stiffer penalties for crimes committed for the benefit of gang. Meanwhile, the Hells Angels' traditional rivals Outlaws also made forays into the region with friendly clubs like the Black Pistons in Fredericton and Sydney, where they settled earlier this year. The Outlaws and Bacchus are also present in Newfoundland, as well as several clubs friends of the Hells Angels. In Prince Edward Island, there are two Bacchus chapters and one chapter of a Hells Angels affiliated club. "For now, it's quiet, but the Outlaws are the main group rival Hells Angels: there is therefore a potential (of violence)," said M me Cottreau. Outlaws "cheeky" Professor Schneider finds it surprising that the Outlaws are trying to settle in Atlantic Canada after failing to become a significant threat to the Hells in Ontario. "They are cheeky, you have to give them that," says Schneider. "They continue to fight and try to establish their territory. " Although the port of Halifax is expected to be attractive to the Hells Angels, police say it has not reported any suspicious activity on this side. Professor Schneider, who has just completed a study for the federal government on organized crime in seaports, also found no direct evidence of a Hells presence on the Halifax wharf. "But that does not mean that they are not there, or that there are no partners. " The criminologist believes the Hells' influence has taken its toll on major police operations, such as the arrest in July of prominent New Brunswicker Emery Martin. But it would be especially the success of the repression of previous years against the group of bikers in Quebec which would have had the most impact, according to him. In April 2009, Operation SharQc led to the arrest of 156 people and the closure of several criminal gang clubs. Numerous lawsuits have fallen flat, however, and the Hells have managed to recover in Quebec, which may have implications for the Atlantic region, Schneider believes. "They are better positioned to create chapters and club-schools in Atlantic Canada," he says. The presence of the Red Devils in Moncton is important because it is a leading club-club, long associated with the Montreal Chapter of the Hells Angels. " Constable Cottreau says the police are aware of this growing threat - she has observed in the region this summer the presence of Hells Angels from Quebec. "We try to shake them up and dismantle them, but the task is arduous: it's a fairly well-established organization. "
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https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2019/01/30/il-se-fait-prendre-avec-80kilos-de-cocaineThe police found 80 kilograms of cocaine-worth $ 4 million worth of sports bags on the black market in Patrick Duchesne's SUV on March 14, 2018. A man from the Laurentians who thought he could solve his money problems by trading for more than $ 4 million worth of coke for the Hells Angels will spend a long time in the shadows. Patrick Duchesne, 46, was in desperate need of cash when he decided to take up a job for the benefit of the criminal bikers. Although he had no criminal record, Duchesne was known as a former member of the Hells Angels' former club, the Devils Ghosts, on the North Shore.
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https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...oux-arrete-en-republique-dominicaine.phpThe Hells Angels Daniel André Giroux Arrested in the Dominican Republic The Hells Angels of the Montreal Chapter Daniel André Giroux, who had been wanted for 10 months by Quebec police, was arrested in the last few hours in the Dominican Republic, the Sûreté du Québec announced. Giroux, whose name is on the list of the ten most wanted criminals in Quebec, has been on the run since Operation Objection in which the National Organized Crime Squad (ENRCO) dismantled four drug trafficking networks related to drug trafficking. Hells Angels in April 2018. Sixty people were arrested and Giroux is the last of them not to have settled his case in court yet. He will appear tomorrow at the Montreal Courthouse and be charged with gangsterism, a conspiracy to smuggle cocaine, cocaine trafficking and methamphetamine trafficking.
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https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...-cavale-arrete-en-republique-dominicaineNo more holidays for a Hells repatriated after 10 months on the run The Quebec Hells Angel, whose run ended yesterday in the Dominican Republic, would have pocketed an average of $ 20,000 each month with the sale of drugs in some areas of the province. After 10 months of flight in the sun, Daniel-André Giroux returned to Quebec in spite of himself last night at the Montréal-Trudeau airport. The one who was among the 10 most wanted criminals in Quebec was escorted by two investigators from the Sûreté du Québec and the Montreal police who had arrested him that morning in the Dominican capital of Santo Domingo. This Hells member of the Montreal chapter was to be apprehended on April 24 at the same time as sixty other accused of the drug operation Objection. However, the 48-year-old rider had gone south when the National Organized Crime Squad (ENRCO) sounded at home. And he was probably not in a hurry to return to the fold. Shortly before his departure, the police conducted a search of his ice fishing business in Saint-André-d'Argenteuil, in the Laurentians, in February 2018. They had seized tens of thousands of dollars in cash hidden in cabins rented by the motorcycle company. In a country of knowledge According to our information, Giroux had been negotiating for some time with the authorities, through his lawyer. However, the ENRCO did not want him to change his mind and disappear again. So they went to apprehend him in the Dominican Republic rather than wait for his return. Giroux could count on several allies in this Caribbean country. The first chapter of the Hells Angels established in the Dominican Republic, in Cabarete, in 2008, was sponsored by the Hells of Quebec. Regarded as a rising star of the biker gang, the one nicknamed Grand Dan would have put his pockets in 2017 by exercising control of certain drug sales territories in the Laurentians, Outaouais and Eastern Ontario. . Paid "taxes" According to our sources, he is suspected of having received more than $ 125,000 in just six months with royalties - also known as "taxes" in the jargon of the middle - that he allowed himself to be perceived by traffickers cocaine and methamphetamine doing business in "his" territories. Giroux, like three other members in good standing of the Hells pinned in this operation, was tricked into making money transactions with a "mole" who had infiltrated the network on behalf of the police. He is scheduled to appear today at the Montreal courthouse to answer charges of conspiracy, drug trafficking and gangsterism. ♦ Daniel-André Giroux is also the only accused among the sixty individuals arrested in the Objection investigation project that has not yet been tried. All the others pleaded guilty and received their sentence. THE OBJECTION OPERATION ♦? Daniel-André Giroux is one of four Hells accused in Operation Objection, which targeted 63 suspects on April 24th. ♦ He is a member in good standing of the Hells Angels chapter of Montreal since March 2018. ♦ Over $ 2 million, 21 kg of cocaine, 200,000 methamphetamine tablets and 34 firearms were seized in this net. ♦ The Quebec dean of the Hells, Michel Sky Langlois, 72, was sentenced to 58 months of penitentiary in this case. ♦ Last month, Carl Ranger, who was both a police officer in Repentigny and a delivery man for a network of Hells traffickers, was sentenced to 18 months in prison as a result of this investigation.
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https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...iat-a-la-protection-de-la-vie-privee.phpHells Angel Hells complains to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner. The Hells Angel Éric Bouffard wants to be able to travel freely and goes in crusade against the federal authorities. The biker, one of South Division's most influential, was turned away when he arrived in the Dominican Republic in 2016 because he is part of a criminal organization. It would also have happened a second time during a trip to Mexico. He obviously did not find it funny. Eric Bouffard is indeed a great traveler. According to the 2000 Diversion police investigation into money laundering, the biker had flown thirteen times between 2006 and 2009, including eight times to the Dominican Republic or Mexico. Bouffard wants to know why he is now registered by the authorities of these countries and how they have received information about him, presumably in order to show that it violates his rights. Since 2017, his lawyer, M th Stéphane Handfield, made requests under the Act on Access to documents held by public bodies and the protection of personal information to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the Agency Border Services Canada and Passport Canada. M e Handfield said to have received satisfactory information from the last two bodies, but not the RCMP. Éric Bouffard wants to obtain from the federal police all the information that he has about him, whether at his offices on Dorchester Street or at Trudeau Airport. Last summer, the RCMP responded that "all of the information requested is subject to an exception under subparagraphs 22 (1) (a) (i) and 22 (1) (a) (ii) the Privacy Act, which states that a public body may refuse to disclose information that belongs to it. No answer The Office of the Commissioner first responded to last year's biker's lawyer that his complaint was well-founded because the RCMP took a long time to respond, but closed the case, saying the federal police had ended up answering. "The RCMP responded that it can not answer, not an answer," fumed M e Handfield, who has filed a second complaint with the Commissioner. "How do you explain that public bodies respond favorably to [an access to information request] and that the RCMP continues not to do so? This is unacceptable. "- M e Stéphane Handfield, lawyer Eric Bouffard "If Mr. Bouffard wants to talk about his case, he can do it, but we, we do not have the right because of the Law on the protection of the private life", explained to the Press the sergente Camille Abel, RCMP's Division C (Quebec). Other cases Presumably, the information requested by the rider is intelligence-related and may be difficult or impossible to obtain. In a La Presse article on the return of several bikers on their arrival in the Dominican Republic and Mexico, published in December 2017, the Sûreté du Québec spokesman, Inspector Guy Lapointe, declared that the decision to block Quebec riders on their arrival in these countries "belongs to the local authorities". An employee of the Mexican consulate in Montreal added, saying that the decision to drive back a traveler was a "prerogative of local immigration officials". In December 2017, La Presse revealed that a dozen Quebec motorcyclists had been turned back in these two countries, but other cases have since been added, including individuals linked to other organized crime groups in Montreal. In April 2018, at least three Quebec motorcyclists were turned back on their arrival in Brazil, where was held the World Run, an international event of the Hells Angels. It is unclear whether other bikers or individuals linked to other criminal organizations have initiated steps similar to those of Éric Bouffard, but it would not be surprising if some people follow suit. This seems to be a new trend for the Hells Angels to use public mechanisms and judicial channels to assert their rights or obtain redress. Some sued for tens of millions of dollars the Attorney General of Quebec, the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions of Quebec and the Sûreté du Québec for their imprisonment or their arrest in the wake of the SharQc and Magot-Mastiff investigations.
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I'm really curious if there are still HA chapters involved in first tier organized crime in the USA. This thread seems to be 50% Quebec, 40% BC, 10% rest of the world. They are still the biggest MC in the USA but no MC dominates the USA like the HA do in Canada. Just like with OC, they are able to get away with a lot more in Canada than in the US, so they and the other MCs need to keep it much more on the down low in the US.
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I'm really curious if there are still HA chapters involved in first tier organized crime in the USA. This thread seems to be 50% Quebec, 40% BC, 10% rest of the world. They are still the biggest MC in the USA but no MC dominates the USA like the HA do in Canada. Just like with OC, they are able to get away with a lot more in Canada than in the US, so they and the other MCs need to keep it much more on the down low in the US. This. Bandidos are about the same size in membership I think? At any given time there are probably a few charters involved in seriously heavy shit. They're heavy dudes, but certainly not all are active criminals. Most guys who get out say any crime was completely disorganized crime. Not mafia on wheels as the TV shows say. Canada is like the wild west compared to the US.
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I'm really curious if there are still HA chapters involved in first tier organized crime in the USA. This thread seems to be 50% Quebec, 40% BC, 10% rest of the world. They are still the biggest MC in the USA but no MC dominates the USA like the HA do in Canada. Just like with OC, they are able to get away with a lot more in Canada than in the US, so they and the other MCs need to keep it much more on the down low in the US. This. Bandidos are about the same size in membership I think? At any given time there are probably a few charters involved in seriously heavy shit. They're heavy dudes, but certainly not all are active criminals. Most guys who get out say any crime was completely disorganized crime. Not mafia on wheels as the TV shows say. Canada is like the wild west compared to the US. The Outlaws are very big also but you can't compare the activity of any US club to that of the HA in Canada. They are operating in a completely different environment under a completely different set of rules.
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When it comes to the USA, I've come across bigger and more serious busts regarding the Outlaws than the Hells Angels tbh.
Even in that fairly recent Indiana bust with Frank Wheeler, the crimes were reasonably diversified: narcotics, extortion, gambling, fraud, fencing...
During that "Cocaine Cowboy" era the Outlaws were moving tons and tons of dope from Central Florida and all over the South. Under Taco Bowman they must've made lots of money as well.
Could the area they operate in have something to do with this? In the USA the Outlaws seem to hold quite a bit of sway in the somewhat poorer and more rural parts of the South and the Midwest. Whereas the Hells Angels in the USA are based in the, by now, slightly more cosmopolitan parts where there might be less of a "gunslinger" thinking going on.
In terms of OMCG stuff I haven't come across more insane stories anywhere than those of the Hells Angels in Quebec (especially from the 70's to the 90's) or those of the Outlaws in the South during the 80's and 90's. Sure you can find biker stuff that's happening in other parts of the world, but rarely upper tier criminal activities coupled with violence on that scale.
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Probaly stupid question are the hells angels giving black guys there patch today in the usa. I see a ton of hells angels around Massachusetts in the summer. An i go from springfield towards cape cod there plenty. Or atleast i see the surport you local 81 all over worcester county which i think is the biggest county in terms of towns and area These are excerpts from the article: "Are there Black Members of the Hells Angels??? Yes there are a few actually.""Now back to Black Members. In the Hells Angels there have been Black members over the years and there are many All Black Hells Angels Support Clubs and Friendly Clubs. Sonny Barger befriended the East Bay Dragons which was an all Black Club.
In Canada a Hells Angels puppet club called the Monteral Rockers had a black member named Gregory “Picasso†Wooley. Picasso was patched in by Maurice "Mom" Boucher of the Nomads Hells Angels who was deemed to be the Motorcycle Mafia Godfather of Canada by the Media."They have also set up seperate clubs like the Brothers Caribbean and Red Devils Aruba who have black members.
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When it comes to the USA, I've come across bigger and more serious busts regarding the Outlaws than the Hells Angels tbh.
Even in that fairly recent Indiana bust with Frank Wheeler, the crimes were reasonably diversified: narcotics, extortion, gambling, fraud, fencing...
During that "Cocaine Cowboy" era the Outlaws were moving tons and tons of dope from Central Florida and all over the South. Under Taco Bowman they must've made lots of money as well.
Could the area they operate in have something to do with this? In the USA the Outlaws seem to hold quite a bit of sway in the somewhat poorer and more rural parts of the South and the Midwest. Whereas the Hells Angels in the USA are based in the, by now, slightly more cosmopolitan parts where there might be less of a "gunslinger" thinking going on.
In terms of OMCG stuff I haven't come across more insane stories anywhere than those of the Hells Angels in Quebec (especially from the 70's to the 90's) or those of the Outlaws in the South during the 80's and 90's. Sure you can find biker stuff that's happening in other parts of the world, but rarely upper tier criminal activities coupled with violence on that scale. The USA being birthplace of the 1% Clubs will have more competition & more independent clubs. It's quite geographically as well; H.A started in the West therefore majority of their membership and/or influence is in that region, Outlaws is to the Midwest, Bandidos is to the South, & Pagans the East Coast. Now there's overlapping of course but I'm speaking in general membership base. I've never seen a H.A in my state. Hells Angels was largest at some point in the past but the Outlaws or Bandidos been the largest since the 90s in the States. Violence still goes on but it seems to be certain chapters. The Black/Mixed 1% Clubs are the least talked about despite being just as large as any of the " Big 4/5 Clubs" and highly based in metropolitan cities. So far only the Wheels Of Soul been hit with Rico Act. The info from that case shed groundbreaking light on their size, activities, & rivalry ( which possibly still ongoing). The WOS is around half the membership of the H.A.
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When it comes to the USA, I've come across bigger and more serious busts regarding the Outlaws than the Hells Angels tbh.
Even in that fairly recent Indiana bust with Frank Wheeler, the crimes were reasonably diversified: narcotics, extortion, gambling, fraud, fencing...
During that "Cocaine Cowboy" era the Outlaws were moving tons and tons of dope from Central Florida and all over the South. Under Taco Bowman they must've made lots of money as well.
Could the area they operate in have something to do with this? In the USA the Outlaws seem to hold quite a bit of sway in the somewhat poorer and more rural parts of the South and the Midwest. Whereas the Hells Angels in the USA are based in the, by now, slightly more cosmopolitan parts where there might be less of a "gunslinger" thinking going on.
In terms of OMCG stuff I haven't come across more insane stories anywhere than those of the Hells Angels in Quebec (especially from the 70's to the 90's) or those of the Outlaws in the South during the 80's and 90's. Sure you can find biker stuff that's happening in other parts of the world, but rarely upper tier criminal activities coupled with violence on that scale. The USA being birthplace of the 1% Clubs will have more competition & more independent clubs. It's quite geographically as well; H.A started in the West therefore majority of their membership and/or influence is in that region, Outlaws is to the Midwest, Bandidos is to the South, & Pagans the East Coast. Now there's overlapping of course but I'm speaking in general membership base. I've never seen a H.A in my state. Hells Angels was largest at some point in the past but the Outlaws or Bandidos been the largest since the 90s in the States. Violence still goes on but it seems to be certain chapters. The Black/Mixed 1% Clubs are the least talked about despite being just as large as any of the " Big 4/5 Clubs" and highly based in metropolitan cities. So far only the Wheels Of Soul been hit with Rico Act. The info from that case shed groundbreaking light on their size, activities, & rivalry ( which possibly still ongoing). The WOS is around half the membership of the H.A. Hells Angels, Outlaws and Bandidos are probably talked about the most because these clubs were the ones that expanded all over the world whereas for instance Pagans or Wheels of Soul remained a purely American thing. The "Mafia on wheels" reputation of the Hells Angels seems to come from their exploits in Canada (and to some extent Europe) moreso than from their activity in the USA. In the USA, even during the Barger heydays, they always seemed to be a bunch of toughs, but an organized criminal enterprise? It's kinda doubtful - barring some exceptions of course. In Canada on the other hand, there seem to be entire chapters dedicated to organized crime. The Outlaws, even though not nearly as big and powerful as the HA in Canada and Europe, seem to be more of a mob-like organization in the USA than the HA are. Especially when we take everything from the 90's onwards in consideration. Bandidos in Europe aren't really a stable club. They seem to pop up every now and then to piss off the HA, but they're quick to disappear from the limelight. They seem to be huge in Texas though.
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When it comes to the USA, I've come across bigger and more serious busts regarding the Outlaws than the Hells Angels tbh.
Even in that fairly recent Indiana bust with Frank Wheeler, the crimes were reasonably diversified: narcotics, extortion, gambling, fraud, fencing...
During that "Cocaine Cowboy" era the Outlaws were moving tons and tons of dope from Central Florida and all over the South. Under Taco Bowman they must've made lots of money as well.
Could the area they operate in have something to do with this? In the USA the Outlaws seem to hold quite a bit of sway in the somewhat poorer and more rural parts of the South and the Midwest. Whereas the Hells Angels in the USA are based in the, by now, slightly more cosmopolitan parts where there might be less of a "gunslinger" thinking going on.
In terms of OMCG stuff I haven't come across more insane stories anywhere than those of the Hells Angels in Quebec (especially from the 70's to the 90's) or those of the Outlaws in the South during the 80's and 90's. Sure you can find biker stuff that's happening in other parts of the world, but rarely upper tier criminal activities coupled with violence on that scale. The USA being birthplace of the 1% Clubs will have more competition & more independent clubs. It's quite geographically as well; H.A started in the West therefore majority of their membership and/or influence is in that region, Outlaws is to the Midwest, Bandidos is to the South, & Pagans the East Coast. Now there's overlapping of course but I'm speaking in general membership base. I've never seen a H.A in my state. Hells Angels was largest at some point in the past but the Outlaws or Bandidos been the largest since the 90s in the States. Violence still goes on but it seems to be certain chapters. The Black/Mixed 1% Clubs are the least talked about despite being just as large as any of the " Big 4/5 Clubs" and highly based in metropolitan cities. So far only the Wheels Of Soul been hit with Rico Act. The info from that case shed groundbreaking light on their size, activities, & rivalry ( which possibly still ongoing). The WOS is around half the membership of the H.A. Hells Angels, Outlaws and Bandidos are probably talked about the most because these clubs were the ones that expanded all over the world whereas for instance Pagans or Wheels of Soul remained a purely American thing. The "Mafia on wheels" reputation of the Hells Angels seems to come from their exploits in Canada (and to some extent Europe) moreso than from their activity in the USA. In the USA, even during the Barger heydays, they always seemed to be a bunch of toughs, but an organized criminal enterprise? It's kinda doubtful - barring some exceptions of course. In Canada on the other hand, there seem to be entire chapters dedicated to organized crime. The Outlaws, even though not nearly as big and powerful as the HA in Canada and Europe, seem to be more of a mob-like organization in the USA than the HA are. Especially when we take everything from the 90's onwards in consideration. Bandidos in Europe aren't really a stable club. They seem to pop up every now and then to piss off the HA, but they're quick to disappear from the limelight. They seem to be huge in Texas though. Bandidos started in Texas. There's an OC element in most of these clubs in the USA. Just move differently due to circumstances.
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https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2019/02/12/accuses-de-blanchir-largent-des-hellsLarge network dismantled: accused of laundering Hells money The RCMP hits a vast international network recycling the narcodollars of organized crime in Quebec Organized crime in Quebec has recycled tens of millions of dirty money around the world since 2013, from China to Dubai and the Middle East. This is the result of Operation Collector, an extensive investigation that allowed the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) to dismantle an international money laundering network based in Montreal and Toronto yesterday. This crackdown targeted 19 suspects, including a dozen in the greater Montreal area. This network would have helped the Hells Angels and other criminal groups to do business with drug cartels in Mexico, cocaine farmers in Colombia, and Chinese suppliers of synthetic drugs such as methamphetamine. According to our sources, the organization has also allowed bikers and organized crime in Quebec to put narcodollars out of the Canadian tax system in investments overseas, or to reinvest them in the legal economy. During its investigation, the RCMP was able to observe several Quebec "couriers" carrying cash-filled sports bags from Montreal to Toronto. The money was entrusted to a bureau de change and a company paravent, who said he was involved in the field of food, before being transferred abroad. EZ Food President Nader Gramian-Nik and his 71-year-old right-hand man, who is still under investigation by the police, Fred Rayman, face a string of charges. On the Quebec side, the alleged leaders of the network are Lavallois Mohamad Jaber, 51, and Kamel Ghaddar, 39. Lebanese underworld According to our sources, Jaber is known to police for its alleged links with members of the Lebanese underworld who were involved in an import of 132 kg of cocaine that failed miserably in April 2017. The Quebec plane pilot who reported the drugs from the Dominican Republic with an accomplice had to land in Ohio urgently when his old twin engine had experienced mechanical trouble. In addition to Canada, the allegations of conspiracy over a six-year period have ramifications in eight other countries: Lebanon, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, China, Nigeria, Mexico, Colombia and the United States. -United. Several other suspects targeted in the investigation are also accused of engaging in drug trafficking. This is the case of two suspects still wanted by the RCMP: Montrealer Victor Vargotskii, 56, and Francisco Javier Jimenez Guerrero, 35, whose address is unknown. THE COLLECTOR OPERATION ♦ 19 arrests, 12 in Quebec and seven in Ontario ♦ 16 men and 3 women ranging in age from 25 to 71 years ♦ 3 of these suspects are still wanted ♦ The offenses cover a period of six years and have been committed in at least 9 countries ♦ $ 1.7 million in cash has been seized ♦ 6 properties valued at nearly $ 15 million and considered proceeds of crime could be forfeited to the state under court orders
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https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...seau-sophistique-demantele-a-toronto.phpMoney laundering: a sophisticated network dismantled in Toronto The individuals arrested yesterday in the dismantling of a major money-laundering network in Toronto used several schemes, some of which were rarely sophisticated. It is obviously because of this sophistication that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Collector's investigation team summoned the reporters this morning to C Division Headquarters, Dorchester Boulevard, to spread the word about the stratagems. According to our information, the suspects provided "turnkey" money laundering services to drug traffickers who were independent or linked to criminal organizations, or to other criminals who needed to wash dirty money. Tens of millions There was no direct link between them and the traffickers. These were customers of the network. The alleged recyclers had several phones each and made only encrypted communications. One of these schemes was the use of currency exchange offices in the Toronto area, where stacks of tickets, mainly from Quebec, were transported in vehicles. Another would be a system of money transfers into a sort of parallel and illegal banking system, in which the sums were stagnant and would have passed through accounts in other countries, including Iran, Lebanon and the Arab Emirates. united, according to our information. An RCMP investigator, Sergeant François-Olivier Myette, will explain this morning the tactics by which tens of millions of dollars have been laundered since the start of the Collector investigation in mid-2016. Get on a 10 under During the investigation, between May 2016 and August 2018, the police conducted several searches and seized large quantities of cannabis, cocaine, hashish and methamphetamine, as well as over 1.7 million in Canadian money and various currencies. They also confiscated cell phones, including those of Charles Dubé, 27, of Pointe-Claire, in May 2017. Mr. Dubé went to court to recover his phones, which was opposed by the prosecution during one year and nine months. Mr. Dubé was finally arrested on January 30 and charged with cocaine trafficking, possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, trafficking in money and money laundering. He was released on February 4 pending further proceedings, for a deposit of $ 3,000 and after pledging not to have more than $ 500, not to communicate with people involved in drug trafficking and not owning more than one cell phone. Operation advanced? The arrest and appearance of the accused may have precipitated yesterday's operation. "The offense before you [the judge] is one year and nine months old. The reason we did not arrest him was that there is an ongoing investigation into the pan-Canadian wiretap virtually. There should be several accused will be arrested soon, so the disclosure of the evidence now is incomplete, I guess to protect certain sources that are currently in the investigation, "said Mr. Dubé's lawyer, M th Stéphan Beaudin, February 4th. During the course of the proceedings, an RCMP investigator filed affidavits stating that 550 watches had been conducted and 18,000 intercepts intercepted on May 28, 2018. As of September 24, 305 judicial authorizations had been signed by judges, and the policewoman indicated that the main report to prosecutors would be 800 pages long. Returned by plane More than 300 police officers from the RCMP's Division C Crime Incidental Unit (Quebec), RCMP in Ontario, Laval, Montreal and Toronto took part in the operation yesterday. At least a dozen searches were carried out and 19 individuals were targeted, 12 in the Montreal area and 7 in the Toronto area. At the time of writing, three suspects were still wanted. According to our information, one of the accused would be connected to a former member of the Hells Angels. Another defendant, Mario Maratta, 64, has already been sentenced to four years in prison in October 2003 in a conspiracy case for cocaine trafficking. In 2009, he was observed in a Sûreté du Québec investigation called Matamore, which targeted cocaine importers. According to court documents, Maratta was suspected of being a cocaine distributor who was sourcing from a certain Salvatore D'Urso and who paid royalties to a member of the Hells Angels of Sherbrooke at that time. D'Urso was arrested and charged in Matamore, but not Maratta. The latter is a wholesaler in automobiles and owns at least one company. Some of the suspects arrested in Toronto were transported to Montreal aboard an RCMP-owned aircraft. They were brought to the Laval Police Headquarters for interrogation. They will be charged with conspiracy, money smuggling and money laundering. The Canada Revenue Agency is also involved in the file and there is talk of blocking more than 15 million properties owned by the suspects. *** The list of accused Eric Bradette, Sorin Ehrlich, Tania Gramian-Nik, Nader Gramian-Nik (alleged leader of the network in Toronto), Kamel Ghaddar, Thomas Hsueh, Mohamad Jaber, Francisco Javier Jimenez-Guerrero, Shabnam Mansouri, Mario Maratta, Gary Maybee, Alexei Parasenco Frederick Rayman, Sahar Shojaei, Mohammadreza Skeikhhassani, Victor Vargotskii and Sergio Violetta-Galvez
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https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...ret-a-payer-des-impots-mais-pas-trop.phpHells Angels: Cazzetta ready to pay taxes ... but not too much The influential Hells Angel Salvatore Cazzetta and Revenu Quebec have been fighting for more than five years, which almost ended with an agreement, but which has just returned to square one. Revenu Québec is claiming from the rider unpaid taxes on unreported income for the period from 1989 to 1996, so thirty years from this year. During the 1990s, the RCMP investigated drug traffickers and concealers. With the help of a forensic accountant, she assessed the financial profile of the suspects. Cazzetta was not arrested and charged in this case, but the vouchers showed that the total net worth spread was more than $ 840,000 during those five years during which the rider did not produce tax return. At that time, Cazzetta was the leader of the Rock Machine, which was waging a bloody war on the Hells Angels. But the Rock Machine was fighting without their leader, since he was then detained in the United States for cocaine trafficking. It was after his release and his return to Quebec that Cazzetta passed into the opposite camp of the Hells Angels in 2005. After receiving Revenu Québec's notice for unpaid taxes, in 2014 Cazzetta filed a motion to institute proceedings to appeal the assessments to the Court of Québec, Civil Division. The file then remained almost unchanged until 2017. In that year, Cazzetta benefited from a nolle prosequi (stop of the judicial process) in a case of smuggling of cigarettes, so that he was able to recover a sum of $ 250,000 that the police had seized. . The biker then instructed his lawyer to settle amicably this tax file that dragged on. After paying $ 50,000 in fees to his criminal lawyers, he told his civil lawyer that he was ready to go up to a maximum of $ 200,000 with Revenu Québec. The two parties then began discussions and mutually offered each other offers and counter-offers. In September 2017, Revenu Québec submitted a proposal that Cazzetta's lawyer accepted, believing, after calculation, that the amount was within the maximum budget set by the rider, but did not provide a specific amount to Cazzetta. However, Revenu Québec later indicated that under the agreement with his lawyer, Cazzetta was to pay him $ 394,000. The biker refused outright, claiming that his lawyer had never been mandated to accept such an amount. "Not on the same radio frequency" On January 15, Justice Éric Dufour of the Court of Quebec rejected an application by Revenu Québec, seeking to homologate the agreement, and allowed a request from Cazzetta to disavow his lawyer. As a result, the judge nullified the agreement between the two parties. "The parties were not on the same radio frequency. The evidence shows that they do not have the same interpretation of the exchanges undertaken and held in good faith. " "The tax expert at Cazzetta believed, in good faith, to have the mandate to accept the offer from Revenu Québec. The damage suffered by Cazzetta is obvious: pay back twice what he was willing to pay to settle the fate of notices of assessment, "writes the magistrate. Cazzetta also filed a motion to declare the Attorney for Revenu Québec and a law firm disqualified, but it was dismissed by Judge Stéphane D'Avignon of the Court of Quebec. The case is currently at a standstill. Salvatore Cazzetta sued the Attorney General of Quebec, the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions of Quebec and the Sûreté du Québec because he considers that he was unfairly arrested and charged following Operation Mastiff, by which the Division des Produits de In November 2015, SQ crime dismantled a drug trafficking network operating in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve sector of Montreal.
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When it comes to the USA, I've come across bigger and more serious busts regarding the Outlaws than the Hells Angels tbh.
Even in that fairly recent Indiana bust with Frank Wheeler, the crimes were reasonably diversified: narcotics, extortion, gambling, fraud, fencing...
During that "Cocaine Cowboy" era the Outlaws were moving tons and tons of dope from Central Florida and all over the South. Under Taco Bowman they must've made lots of money as well.
Could the area they operate in have something to do with this? In the USA the Outlaws seem to hold quite a bit of sway in the somewhat poorer and more rural parts of the South and the Midwest. Whereas the Hells Angels in the USA are based in the, by now, slightly more cosmopolitan parts where there might be less of a "gunslinger" thinking going on.
In terms of OMCG stuff I haven't come across more insane stories anywhere than those of the Hells Angels in Quebec (especially from the 70's to the 90's) or those of the Outlaws in the South during the 80's and 90's. Sure you can find biker stuff that's happening in other parts of the world, but rarely upper tier criminal activities coupled with violence on that scale. Several Cali outlaws including Vagos, Mongols and HA are major methamphetamine distributors for the mexican cartels. Risky but they make good money.
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Justice in Spain demands 13 years imprisonment for Hanebuth
For years, Frank Hanebuth leads the "Hells Angels" of Germany. Then he and his fellow campaigners move to Mallorca where they allegedly commit several serious crimes, including trafficking and pimping.
In the indictment against him and 45 other suspected members of "Hells Angels" in the State Court in Madrid, the prosecutor demanded for Hanebuth 13 years in prison, as a spokesman for Justice on request announced.
The 54-year-old from Hannover and the co-defendants are accused in Spain of drug trafficking, pimping, founding a criminal organization, kidnapping, extortion, trafficking and money laundering. For two alleged leadership members of the gang, two brothers, the prosecutor demanded 38 years and 6 months and 33 years and 6 months in prison. The sum of the required prison sentences for the 46 defendants is 298 years and six months.
The group is said to have acted in Mallorca according to the findings of the investigators from 2009 to 2013 as a criminal organization and committed on the Playa de Palma - the notorious "Ballermann" - numerous serious crimes.
In 2013, Hanebuth was arrested on Mallorca together with 23 other suspected bikers on a finca in Lloret de Vistalegre on the Spanish holiday island. Among the detainees were mainly Germans, but also Turks, Luxembourgers and Spaniards.
After two years behind bars, Hanebuth - longtime president of the now defunct "Hells Angels" in Hannover - was released in July 2015 for a bail of 60,000 euros and under conditions of custody in the maximum security prison in Cádiz. He may leave Spain only temporarily and only with court approval.
Among the defendants are also two Mallorcan police and a member of the National Police Guardia Civil, who face imprisonment between five and a half and seven and a half years.
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