An alleged street gang leader in Montreal will face justice after being caught with jar and speed tablets in jail.
The influential Gregory Woolley was charged earlier this month with possession of methamphetamine and cannabis for the purpose of trafficking. The alleged offenses allegedly occurred on January 2 at Montreal's century-old prison, commonly known as Bordeaux, where Woolley is being detained pending trial for other charges already against him.
According to our information, the 46-year-old man was reportedly surprised by correctional officers during a drug transaction with a visitor in the prison's visiting room.
A prosecutor finally authorized the filing of two charges on 6 August.
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Gregory Woolley has been in custody for more than two years, in relation to another court case.
The facts alleged in this pending case are subject to a publication ban.
According to The Black Book of the Hells Angels , Woolley remains to this day "the only black to have been admitted into the big family" of this biker gang in Quebec.
In 1998, in the midst of the biker war against the Rock Machine, Maurice's former bodyguard "Mom" Boucher had received his jacket from the Rockers, the club-club of the elite chapter Nomads des Hells.
That same year, under the recommendation of the former Hells Chief, Woolley founded the Syndicates, a street gang associated with bikers in business and whose motto is Do or Die .
The Rockers, like the Nomads of the Hells chapter, were disbanded after the Spring 2001 police operation, during which Woolley was arrested and sentenced to a long term penitentiary for gangsterism and drug trafficking.
