The Hells Angels targeted by the “Pic” Turmel gang during their annual gathering
The member of their most important school club was reportedly hit by four bullets

The Hells Angels were the victims of an attempted intimidation by members of the Blood Family Mafia during their large rally in Estrie this weekend, which could lead to reprisals, according to many sources consulted by our Bureau of Investigation.

Last Saturday, the five Quebec chapters of the Hells Angels feasted in Saint-Denis-de-Brompton on the sidelines of the First Run, the first motorcycle tour of the year.

According to our information, soldiers of the boss Dave "Pic" Turmel, leader of the Blood Family Mafia (BFM), took the opportunity to set fire to the lair of the Red Devils, one of the most influential school clubs in the Hells.

At least two suspects linked to the BFM reportedly showed up in a wooded area near a residence in Frampton, in Chaudière-Appalaches, with gasoline cans and firearms.

Reached by four bullets

According to our information, the vigilance of two prospects of the Red Devils responsible for watching over the bunker would have made it possible to identify the intruders.

The aspiring bikers reportedly exchanged several shots with their BFM attackers, who fled and who have still not been found to date.

During this shooting, Red Devils prospect Samuel Chabot-Lussier was reportedly hit by four bullets. Another of his comrades would also have been injured. Two firearms were seized in the premises and charges could be filed against the wounded.

End of the lull

The period of lull following the vast police operation called Scandalous, which aimed to end the drug war last February, finally lasted only a few weeks.

Since then, attempted murders have occurred on the North Shore and Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean. At the end of March, a 57-year-old man was beaten "with a lacrosse" and kidnapped in his garage for two hours in Cap-Saint-Ignace, Le Journal had revealed.

"They seem to sow terror still not bad. It didn't bother them that much, the police strike. It's really surprising, "explains a source well saware of the investigation, who required anonymity, because she is not allowed to speak to the media.

Meanwhile, "Pic" Turmel is in Europe and the police would have a hard time putting the grapple on him.

IT'S STIRRING IN PRISON

Inmates associated with the BFM and imprisoned at the Quebec City detention center, also called Orsainville Prison, would try to intimidate the Hells Angels. The members in good standing of the Quebec chapter Mario Auger and Marc Roberge, arrested on March 27, would be particularly targeted by this maneuver.

During the outings in the outer courtyard of the provincial prison, the two bikers would be the target of clear threats from members of the Pic Turmel gang.

"You're going to get killed", "There is a $100,000 contract on you," would launch BFM prisoners to the Hells Angels and their supporters.

"We would never have seen this before [the war of narcotics]!" Tells a source.

THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE MURDER OF "DOUNE" IS PROGRESSING

Investigators are now convinced that the murder of Michel "Doune" Guérin was ordered by the BFM, led by Caïd Dave Turmel, who is still on the run abroad.

"The murder of Doune is the BFM," says without hesitation a police source who is well awar of the file.