One of Montreal’s most important organized crime leaders, Gregory Woolley, now risks being vigilant, as shots mistakenly rang out at his neighbor’s house and casings were found on the ground near his residence in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu in the space of three weeks.
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The first incident dates back to the beginning of the month, when neighbors reported to the authorities that they heard an explosion. While inspecting the scene, the authorities discovered a bullet hole on the front of a residence on rue des Trembles.
This is located a stone’s throw from the luxurious home of Woolley and his wife, a former contestant of reality TV loft story.
Then, on Wednesday, a resident of the area discovered casings on the ground, very close to the property of the influential gangster.
Targeted by mistake
After verification, the police of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu affirmed that the residence affected by the projectile had been targeted by mistake. According to our sources, Gregory Woolley, closely linked to both the Montreal mafia and the Hells Angels, was targeted during the two incidents. Everything indicates that we are trying to send him a message.
Investigators have not yet made any arrests in the case.
