When the news in Montreal, taught that the Zoe Pound from Miami, would try to unite the haitian gangs from Montreal🤦🏿‍♂️

The Zoe Pound, one of the most formidable street gangs in Florida, would consider sponsoring a union between the Reds and Blues in Quebec to compete with the Hells Angels bikers.
This is at least a hypothesis that is currently circulating in Montreal's street gang community, according to what the Journal has learned from sources close to the former leader of the Bo-Gars, "Big" Chénier Dupuy, shot in the parking of the Galeries d'Anjou on August 10th.
The Zoe Pound - whose members use the Haitian flag and its motto "Unity is strength" as visible symbols of their brotherhood - even tried the ground without success a few years ago.


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The assassination of Chénier Dupuy and that of his ally, Lamartine Severine Paul, shot the same evening but in Laval, would however revived this project of common front against the bikers.
The two veterans of the Reds were killed a few weeks after a meeting of gang leaders in a bar in the Laurentians, where Dupuy flatly rejected an alliance between Reds and Bleus to do business under the control of bikers.

Police sources have confirmed that this proposal was initiated by Gregory Wooley, Maurice's former trusted man "Mom" Boucher and tutor of the Syndicates, a clique in the pay of the Hells who dominates the drug market in downtown Montreal .
Voodoo, torture and shootings
The Zoe Pound is best known in the southern United States for its reputation as a ruthless gang.
Formed in the mid-90s in Miami, the Zoe Pound - whose members have to be "tattooed" on a shoulder with a knife - is "well known for his violent crimes, his thefts and his involvement in drug trafficking, "wrote the Drug Enforcement Agency in February 2010, after dismantling a network of traffickers operating in several US states and led by this gang.
At the Port of Miami, the gang looted clandestine shipments of cocaine on ships and shot dead crew members in 1997. Conflicts with rival clans resulted in several deadly road shootings at the AK-47.
Its members even use voodoo to protect themselves from their enemies and do not hesitate to use torture (torch, for example) to extort or make others speak, according to an episode of the documentary series "Gangland" presented on the History channel , in 2009.
The FBI says that "Haitian-born gangs like Zoe Pound are now proliferating on the US East Coast," including New York and New Jersey, according to its 2011 report on organized crime gangs.