https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/watch-hells-angels-biker-funeral

Watch: Hells Angels biker funeral

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2019/06/23/un-ex-hells-angel-reprend-du-service

Ex-Hells Angel takes over
Richard Hudon is the Quebec dean of the Red Devils, the world club of the criminal group

A former Hells Angels member who has been involved in one of the country's most ambitious drug imports is back in the "family" of bikers he promised to leave forever.

Last Thursday in Montreal, Richard Hudon proudly wore his Red Devils Jacket, the only official Hells club in the world, while a hundred bikers gathered for the funeral of a of theirs, André Sauvageau.

Hudon was named a member of the new chapter of the Quebec Red Devils during the first motorcycle event of the Year of the Hells and their faithful, on May 4, in Frampton, Beauce.

Dubbed "the big Bob" by bikers, the 58-year-old Beauceron is the dean of this Hells fan club in the province.

At the same time, the Red Devils had also welcomed Laval businessman Eric Grenier, already known as "the Hugh Hefner of Quebec" at the time when he ran several companies in the field of eroticism.

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...hells-cachait-15-kg-de-coke-chez-sa-mere

Montreal: a close friend of the Hells hid 15 kg of coke at his mother's

A relative of an influential Hells Angels targeted by a police operation conducted Tuesday afternoon would have hidden nearly $ 1 million of cocaine in the housing of his own mother in the east of the city.

According to our sources, no less than 15 kg of cocaine were seized by police during the search of the suspect's mother, who lives in a modest duplex on Notre-Dame Street East, in the area of Pointe-aux-Trembles.

It was impossible to know whether or not the mother knew that her house was used as a cache of drugs on behalf of the bikers.

Another five kilos of white powder were seized in a car during an interception that took place in the Terrebonne sector.

The total value on the black market of cocaine seized is over $ 1 million.

https://www.tvanouvelles.ca/2019/06/28/neuf-ans-de-taule-pour-un-emule-de-22-ans-des-hells-1

Nine years of jail for a 22-year-old emulator of the Hells

A youngster from the Hells Angels in Gatineau has just been sentenced to nine years in jail for being involved in a gun-smuggling ring that fueled violent street gangs in Ottawa.

"These offenses deserve an exemplary sentence," Judge Julianne Parfett ruled in sentencing Miles Kempffer-Hossack on June 20 in the federal capital.

Kempffer-Hossack, who posted on Facebook wearing a "Support 81" jersey as a sign of support for the Hells Angels, was among 16 people arrested in December 2017 in Operation Sabotage, led by Ottawa police with assistance from the Gatineau Police and the Sûreté du Québec.


The police also pinned a member of the Red Devils, the official Hells world club, and several street gang members.

That year, Ottawa was shaken by a record 75 shootings, including seven fatalities, most of which were attributable to gang-related gangs.

"A portion of the firearms in question was presumably illegally obtained from individuals like Mr. Kempffer-Hossack," the judge recalled, referring to the shootings.

The 22-year-old, who played an intermediary role in the smuggling ring, was first tricked by a civilian undercover officer in police pay.

An arsenal at home
He sold him three firearms on three separate occasions at a restaurant in Gatineau.

Then, on December 14, 2017, the police stormed his home on St. Helena Street where they had to defuse four homemade explosive devices that the suspect had installed in certain areas of his home to protect his commando arsenal and drugs.

The police found a dozen prohibited or restricted weapons, including Cobray machine pistols - the weapon of choice of the Hells during the deadly war they waged in Quebec against the Rock Machine during the 1990s - and Skorpion, as well as a Sovietov Simonov semi-automatic rifle with high capacity magazine.

Several drugs
The trafficker was also in possession of 27 grams of crystal meth, a hundred speed tablets and $ 7900 in cannabis.

In all, the investigation resulted in the confiscation of 24 firearms, a baton made of a baseball bat in which nails had been inserted, and large quantities of methamphetamine and even fentanyl, the opioid of the same name. origin of thousands of fatal overdoses in the country.

♦ Judge Julianne Parfett said she took into account the "remorse" expressed in court by Miles Kempffer-Hossack, a young drug user who dropped out of school before completing high school.

Canadian outlaw motorcycle gang Rock Machine expanding into Australia

https://7news.com.au/original-fyi/c...achine-expanding-into-australia-c-459706

Some quotes from Renaud’s article in the Lapresse.

« Six years after the death of Vito Rizzuto, the Montreal mafia has lost its supremacy at the hands of the Hells Angels. »

« The Hells Angels have control in Quebec but also in Montreal. What we realize is that all other strains of organized crime are accountable to the Hells Angels, "says Chief Inspector Guy Lapointe of the Sûreté du Québec »

« Most of the mafia clans have bent their heads in front of influential Hells Angels, but they gravitate and do business around and with them. Drug importation, drug trafficking, money laundering and transportation, sports betting, fraud or recycling with cryptocurrency, prostitution, violent crime, etc. ; mafiosi and bikers exchange services between them »

What do y’all think about those quotes in the article?
How do y’all think the relation between the mafia and the hells is in the province? Will it stay like that?

Two Quebecers stuck with $ 2 million in drugs in Kansas
Félix Séguin and Antoine Lacroix | Investigation Bureau| Published on September 30, 2019 at 05:17 - Update at 05:20

Two Quebecers, one of whom is linked to the Hells Angels, were arrested in August in Kansas in possession of 45 kg of cocaine in their car, our investigation office said.

Police officers in Wabaunsee County have announced that they have arrested Vincent Muller and Anne-Marie Dubé of Saint-Jérôme on August 8 for "drug-related" violations.

Business relationship
According to our information, Vincent Muller is in a business relationship with the Hells Angels. He is also the former porter of the tumultuous bar of dancers Le Garage, in Mirabel.

The controversial establishment, where violence has increased in recent years, has already belonged to Eric Grenier, the businessman dubbed "the Quebec Hugh Hefner."

In the last few months, he briefly sported the colors of the Red Devils, a Hells club-school.

According to our sources, he would have already lost his "patches".

But when the police put the hook on the former porter, who gravitated around Grenier, he was with Dubé.

The latter would also be a former employee of the Mirabel stripper bar.

The way back
According to our information, the duo had left Los Angeles, California, before being arrested in Kansas, in the middle of the United States. The alleged accomplices were on their way back to Toronto, Canada.

Not less than 45 kg (nearly 100 pounds) of cocaine filled the suitcase of their vehicle. This quantity, it is estimated, has a resale value of approximately $ 2 million.

Muller and Dubé have since been charged, but it was impossible yesterday for the Wabaunsee County Sheriff's Office to specify the charges.

According to his social networks, Vincent Muller seems to travel around the globe, in Italy, France, Malta, the United States, Jordan, Monaco and Laos.

The former Garage porter has a history of unauthorized possession of prohibited or restricted weapons, possession for the purpose of trafficking marijuana and impaired driving.

-With Jonathan Tremblay

https://www.tvanouvelles.ca/2019/09/30/deux-quebecois-coinces-avec-2-m-en-drogue-au-kansas

Man linked to organized crime shot dead in Terrebonne

A man with links to Quebec’s Hells Angels was shot and killed Thursday

Published Thursday, October 17, 2019 1:54PM EDT
Last Updated Thursday, October 17, 2019 10:51PM EDT
MONTREAL - A man in his 50s who has been linked to organized crime was shot dead Thursday morning in Terrebonne, north of Montreal.

Terrebonne police found the man's body in front of a home on General St. around 10:15. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at a local hospital.

Various media reports have identified the victim as Gaetan Sevigny, 53, an associate of the Hells Angels in Quebec. He was shot at his girlfriend's house.

The Surete du Quebec confirmed his identity Thursday evening. Earlier, they would only say that the victim was a figure linked to organized crime. Sevigny, the owner of a towing company, was arrested four years ago when police raided a drug distribution ring run by the mafia and the Hells Angels.

He was sentenced this past June to more than five years in prison on gangsterism, conspiracy and drug trafficking charges, but served only two days of that sentence in prison due to time he had already served awaiting trial.

The killing is being investigated by the SQ's organized crime division.

La Presse Canadienne contributed to this report.

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/man-lin...gucid=&_gup=twitter&_gsc=GFT7nzB

He was doing business with Hells Angel André "Frisé" Sauvageau, who died in prison before being tried last summer.

The police also saw Sevigny smashing the year 2014 in a hotel in the west of the metropolis with gang leader Gregory Woolley.

So are we actually living at a time right now where bikers outshine the mafia on the organized crime front?

The Minotaurs are a newly formed Hells Angels club-school it seems they have a lot of black gang members.

https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...malgre-lui-dans-les-mailles-du-filet.php

Benjamin Hudon-Barbeau violemment agressé au pénitencier

https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...au-violemment-agresse-au-penitencier.php

Same article about the Rock Machine; two links (read article for free; article behind paywall).

Leaked constitution reveals rare glimpse inside resurrected Canadian biker gang
https://www.pressreader.com/article/281500754360997

Inside the new constitution of a resurrected Canadian motorcycle gang
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...esurrected-canadian-motorcycle-gang.html