Remember that Platinum is not the same as the book that is so coveted in Montreal.

true. but thats splitting hairs really. we are to believe only platinum customers fell under this part of the book and not those in mtl??? all i was trying to show is that it is not just about sports betting info. the figliomeni proj sindicato 2019 bust in toronto was an extension of the 2013 platinum busts. the figliomeni werent keeping as detailed info on there bettors???

Yea why would anyone want possession of a book that produces $25 mill a year (or more) in a country that’s weak on gambling. Scoppa laid it out perfectly in his book

This ain’t nickel and dime shit

Anyone hear anything about the murder in St Leonard a few nights ago

as of yet no names, groups, affiliations have been mentioned. there is a la presse article but aside from where it took place and brief witness description not much info either.

https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...-49-ans-atteint-par-plusieurs-balles.php

The guy survive.
From an article, they said that he did time from drug trafficking in the past, but was not a big player.

He survived, because when the shooter came to finish him off, the gun jammed.

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2023/10/26/montreal--un-homme-blesse-par-balle-dans-saint-leonard

Attempted murder in Saint-Léonard: he survives by a miracle because the firearm jammed

The 49-year-old man who was the victim of an attempted murder in the street Thursday evening in the Saint-Léonard district of Montreal would probably have died if the suspect's weapon had not jammed after the third shot.

This new episode of armed violence occurred shortly before 8 p.m., rue de Villieu, near rue Salvaye, in the heart of a residential area.

According to our information, the victim had just parked his vehicle at the edge of the sidewalk when he was stopped by an individual in the street who said he wanted to speak to him.


While the victim went to meet the individual, a second suspect arrived from behind, before opening fire three times.

The man, who apparently fell into a trap that had just been set for him, was hit by three projectiles in the back.

He miraculously survived the attack, as the gunman's weapon allegedly jammed after the third shot.

The two suspects fled the scene after the crime and have still not been found.

The victim was rushed to hospital, where doctors initially feared for his life.

However, his state of health stabilized during the evening and night, so he is expected to survive his injuries.

Assisted by a dog handler, investigators and forensic identification technicians from the Montreal police remained for several hours at the scene of the attempted murder, in an attempt to collect testimony and evidence that could advance the case. 'investigation.

The man targeted by this attempted murder is known to police circles, but is not a high-level criminal.

He was sentenced to 12 months in prison in the late 1990s after being convicted of criminal drug offenses.

He also pleaded guilty in 2020 to several drug trafficking charges in two separate cases. He received prison sentences of 6 months and 12 months.

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...rtre-dune-innocente-victime-dans-un-cafe

Life in prison for the murder of an innocent victim in a cafe

https://montrealgazette.com/news/lo...must-serve-at-least-13-years-behind-bars

Getaway driver in botched Mafia hit must serve at least 13 years behind bars

https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=Y1u9-uNOTlRFGPYP&v=JN9u-lRkXXE&feature=youtu.be

Here's what Hells Angels leaders in Ontario allegedly spent millions on

Look like the HAs are doing very well in gambling.

Rob Barletta Is one of the HA in this

Shots on the business of a Montreal mafioso Four individuals arrested and charged

Four men aged between 24 and 31 were arrested Wednesday in connection with shots fired at one of the businesses associated with Marco Pizzi on September 4, in east Montreal, La Presse learned .

The suspects, Alexandre Lemonde, 31, Gabriel Michaud-Rémillard, 25, Louis-Alexandre Guérault, 24, and Sébastien Allard, 27, all residents of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, were accused of intentionally discharging a firearm, Thursday morning, at the Montreal courthouse.

Guérault was also charged with possession of substances. The prosecution objected to their release and their bail hearing was postponed until Friday.
Lemonde has a history of drug trafficking, providing false information and failing to comply with conditions.
Michaud-Rémillard has a history of threats and assault, and has cases still active before the courts for assault with a weapon, assault and breach of condition.
As for the other two, they have no history in Quebec according to our research.

https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/.../quatre-individus-arretes-et-accuses.php

Men charged with shooting at Montreal East building tied to alleged Mafioso
https://montrealgazette.com/news/lo...al-east-building-tied-to-alleged-mafioso
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Un accusé se voit refuser pour une seconde fois sa liberté provisoire
https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...e-seconde-fois-sa-liberte-provisoire.php

Man charged with attempted murder of Leonardo Rizzuto denied bail — again
https://montrealgazette.com/news/lo...er-of-leonardo-rizzuto-denied-bail-again

Montreal Hitmen Get Life for Mob Hit on Wrong Man

https://www.casino.org/news/montreal-hitmen-get-life-for-mob-hit-on-wrong-man/

Residents of the Griffintown neighborhood in Montreal were awakened early Saturday morning when shots rang out.

According to initial information from the Montreal City Police Service (SPVM), individuals discharged one or more firearms at Pizzeria Moretti at the intersection of Peel and Wellington streets, around 4:20 a.m. Saturday. The suspects then fled on foot.

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2023/11/11/coups-de-feu-a-montreal-dans-la-nuit

Gregory Woolley just got killed this morning.

https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...e-gang-gregory-woolley-tue-par-balle.php

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2023/11/17/le-caid-gregory-woolley-pris-pour-cible

Holy shit lol

Powerful organized crime figure Gregory Woolley killed in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu



https://montrealgazette.com/news/lo...-woolley-killed-in-st-jean-sur-richelieu

Any theories on where this is coming from?

Organized crime figure Gregory Woolley killed in shooting south of Montreal

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/gregory-woolley-shooting-1.7031620

coming from the same side that is anti-rizzuto/sollecito. most recent info has woolley being closer to R/S clan then mtl HA. this theory goes back to an idea i had couple weeks ago that this recent up tick in violence could be a RIZZUTO/SOLLECITO clan + allies vs. ROBERT/PLOUFFE MTL HA + allies.??? i will also say there would be no good reason for the rizzuto/sollecito clan to do it so i would rule them out as being behind it.

One wonders if this is viewed as an attack on the Rizzutos

Caïd Gregory Woolley murdered before the eyes of his spouse and baby

Well, at least they didn't kill them. Gangsters with human decency. We need more of those

According to our information, the Sicilian clan had given Woolley part of the profits from illegal sports betting and the mafia loan, commonly called the "Book" in the community.

It's The Never Ending Story

For now there are 3 theories for the hit on Woolley

1. The montreal chapter of the Hells Angels, the group of Martin Robert are making a move on the Rizzuto’s.

2. A purge, because of the things frederick silva told the police. Many of the hits from Silva were on behalf of Woolley. And Woolley would have been arrested soon or later. So he knew too much.

3. The gangs from the eastern part of montreal, particularly the bloods gangs stop paying the 10% taxes to the hells angels. And this could be a hit from the gangs.

Raynald Desjardins?

“The killing of Gregory Woolley is a major symbol. We have just eliminated the armed wing of the organization that had access to its services. This is a change for the future of organized crime in Montreal. Woolley is a very powerful individual who has access to many people and is highly respected by some organized crime organizations. He is, I believe, on the list of the ten most important individuals in organized crime in Montreal,” one observer who knows Montreal’s organized crime well told us, on condition of anonymity.

To contact Daniel Renaud, call 514 285-7000, ext. 4918, write to drenaud@lapresse.ca, or write to the postal address of The Press.

Friday evening, people posted messages on X, noting the vehicle that was torched in Montreal was parked on Sébastopol St. In one message, Guy Ouellette, a retired member of the SQ and a biker gang expert, noted the Rockers set up their first clubhouse in 1992 on Sébastropol St. Ouellette wrote that leaving the vehicle there was “a strong message instead of a coincidence.”


So the escape car was burned just in front of the old local of the Rockers MC…. The biker club in wich woolley was a member

The “godfather” of gangs in troubled waters
Gregory Woolley would be in conflict with an ambitious boss, according to the police

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2021/03/06/le-parrain-des-gangs-en-eaux-troubles