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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Murder of Raynald Desjardins' best friend No parole for one of the convicts Considering his lack of motivation and that the risks of violent recidivism are high, especially if he starts associating with gang members again, the parole commissioners of Canada have refused to grant his parole to Edrick Antoine, sentenced to nine years. imprisonment for plotting the murder of Gaetan Gosselin, committed on January 31, 2013, in Montreal. Gaetan Gosselin was Raynald Desjardins' best friend and trusted man, and took care of the latter's family, while the boss was detained, awaiting trial for the murder of aspiring godfather Salvatore Montagna . Gosselin, 69, was killed while taking out his trash after running errands. He was shot dead by an individual who then fled in a car driven by Antoine. The killers spied on their victim for at least two days. They did not take action the day before because a father and son were walking on the sidewalk as Gosselin returned home. The assassination of Gaetan Gosselin has always been interpreted by the police as the accomplishment of the revenge of the former godfather of the Montreal mafia, Vito Rizzuto, against Desjardins, whose group was involved in a bloody putsch against the clan of Sicilians in 2009 and 2010. But in the parole board decision, it is written that Antoine’s case file would indicate that the murder was committed in the context of maintaining control of drug trafficking in a territory. “You say you learned that a rival gang was angry with you and one of your friends, and that you had no choice but to act if you wanted to stay alive. You saw murder as the only solution. You were comfortable with your involvement in the murder of an individual linked to organized crime, â€the commissioners write in their seven-page decision. Deported to Canada We learn that Antoine, 42, was born in Canada, but around the age of 5, he and his family moved to another country. He remained there until he was deported to Canada at the age of 19. His criminal career began two years later. Over the years, he has been charged with drug trafficking, conspiracy, possession of weapons, theft, extortion, threats and obstruction of justice. He was on probation at the time of Gosselin's murder. The intelligence services identify Antoine as being linked to the street gangs of Red allegiance in the Montreal-North sector, which he admits while denying however being a leader. Behind bars, Antoine was the subject of disciplinary reports; he allegedly threatened a correctional officer by telling him that he would find him after the end of his sentence, in 2023. Another time, he and co-accused delayed the count of inmates by prolonging their exercises in the gym of the jail. He was then moved from sector. During the first six months following his conviction for the murder of Gaetan Gosselin, Antoine was placed in protection at the penitentiary because he allegedly had a contract on his head. He continued to maintain ties with individuals linked to street gangs throughout his detention. Antoine continued his studies, followed programs and worked in the penitentiary. During the hearing, he said that his incarceration was the best thing that made him realize his lifestyle. He also said he finds it difficult not to see his family anymore. He added that his incarceration had deterrent effects but that to increase his chances of rehabilitation, he had to stay away from "negative" individuals. “Your criminal history is acquisitive in nature, making money quickly and easily, with highly criminalized individuals. It demonstrates a deep-rooted, highly criminalized criminal attitude and a search for power to enforce your status within street gangs. At the time of your arrest, you were described as the leader of the red street gangs in Montreal-North, â€write the commissioners, before rejecting his request for release. Raynald Desjardins, meanwhile, will be released after two-thirds of his sentence, under severe conditions, in the coming days. https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...yomBwnGRALdkIunwIgirF5QBEVERkTMoUOETB2SA
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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The gang leader Arsène Mompoint back in the street Immediately after pleading guilty to counts of conspiracy and drug trafficking, gang leader Arsène Mompoint was sentenced to one day in prison and will be released on Friday. Mompoint had nothing to do with the network, prosecutor Me Mathieu Longpré told Judge Salvatore Mascia of the Court of Quebec on Friday, but thanks to listening and monitoring, investigators were able to prove that the gang leader was involved in a transaction for tens of thousands of MDA pills, and he kept 100,000 pills as collateral. In effect, the judge sentenced Mompoint to 29 months and five days, but this equates to the time spent in preventive detention, which is calculated in time and a half, due to the conditions of detention. The gang leader is however subject to a two-year probation during which he will have to respect conditions: he is forbidden to communicate with his co-accused of Project Asterios, to communicate with anyone with a criminal history, to possess a weapon. and using drugs, except marijuana, on a medical prescription. Mompoint is on a lifelong gun possession order and will be required to provide a DNA sample. He will have to collect his passport from Passport Canada, he who was about to leave the country and was arrested at Trudeau Airport on the morning of the search. A contractual During his release investigation, a DCO investigator testified that Mompoint and his group were "contractors" for organized crime. Just before the summer of 2019, source information wanted Mr. Mompoint to be active in murder contracts, so find people to execute the contracts or do them himself. It comes up regularly with his name, in the middle, "said investigator Francis Derome. Arsène Mompoint had also testified and recounted having spent more than two months in Haiti, at the beginning of 2019, to erect fences around the land of his parents. He introduced himself as an assistant construction project manager and said he worked for a company that has a $ 30 million condo tower site in Terrebonne. Arsène Mompoint has a heavy judicial past, especially in the theft and possession of weapons. https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...rsene-mompoint-de-retour-dans-la-rue.php
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if desjardins plans on returning to a life of crime he is going to have to find alliances somewhere. almost all of his past associates r in jail or dead. mompoint is not considered an allie of the rizzuto/sollecito faction so very possible. What about the relatives he has via marriage of his daughter to some Calabrese, how can’t those people be considered in danger as well? When you kill peoples’ kids they might just be waiting for peoples’ to grow up or have them before the kill in revenge.
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Any word on this guy, he’s from Nova Scotia, I met him through the guys that run MMA in Oakville, right down from the Halton Police Station. They shut the whole operation down because of #METOO allegations, how can’t the cops be with people like this? https://globalnews.ca/news/5907850/steven-skinner-sentenced/Funny thing the National President of HA ‘Truck’ is from Oakville, he may be a link via ISIL/Al-Qaeda, seems like the ‘boys’ (JTF2) make Blood 🩸 Deals with the Terrorist, they become brothers or something in the fields of Syria 🇸🇾 or Afghanistan 🇦🇫, snuff? They also push their Heroin, as well as traffic the women and children. They do the same with the snuff in South American like the Zetas, the Ontario President (Joe Ertel) went down to that area of Mexico 🇲🇽 in 2006-2008, for a guy named Harold at Market Guidance on Bay St wedding. Seems like the Haitians are doing the same with Bloc Québécois, similar to the Voodoo, snuff? Also, they all seem to be into BBC, like Neil Smith in the East Coast, those things just need a wet hole, those type!!!!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_BalotelliI know that some Albanians and Romanians on Green Rd and Barton in Hamilton are part of the same pedo network!
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Two individuals linked to new 'inclusive' biker group arrested Investigators from the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) arrested a few weeks ago and Thursday two individuals linked to a new “inclusive†biker group including a former gang leader expelled from Canada in 2014, but returned to the country after obtaining his citizenship, La Presse learned. The group, which would have been created last year and would have a presence mainly in Montreal and Laval, is called Moors, North Shore section (north shore) and its best known member is Richard Goodridge. Since their appearance, the Moors have been seen by police on a few occasions, wearing a typical biker jacket. On the back of it, their name, logo and region are sewn in three parts, with the letters MC, for motorcycle club, like the motorcycle clubs approved by the Hells Angels. Their logo features a man wearing an oriental hairstyle and holding various objects. Originally, the Moors (Moors, in French) took their name from the populations of Berber origin who lived in North Africa during Antiquity. According to our sources, one of the Moors' philosophies is to be more "inclusive" than other biker groups. The best-known member of the Moors is Richard Goodridge, 52, deported from Canada to his home country Guyana in 2014 for serious criminality, but returned to Montreal two years later, presumably after obtaining his Canadian citizenship. , according to sources. In 2016, a spokesperson for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada told La Presse that due to the Privacy Act, he was unable to disclose information about Richard Goodridge. without their consent. His Moors jacket seized According to our information, Richard Goodridge's residence in Laval was searched Thursday by investigators from the Organized Crime Division (DCO) of the SPVM, as part of an investigation into an attempted murder with a firearm that occurred in daylight, in an alley at the corner of Saint-Dominique and Saint-Zotique streets, in Little Italy, on April 20. Goodridge was not charged, however, but Moors cell phones, clothing and a jacket were found at his home and seized. On the other hand, an individual who would be an aspiring member of the Moors, Steven Thérien, and another who would be a member of the Moors, Patrick Gilbert, were arrested and charged following this event during which they would have been present, according to the claims of police and prosecution. In a residence in Blainville connected to Thérien, the police would have found Thursday in particular a pistol, a revolver and a jacket of the Moors. The 30-year-old has been charged with possession of a weapon and breach of conditions. The prosecution opposed his release and his bail hearing has been set for next week. As for Gilbert, 46, he was arrested on the day of the incident, April 20, thanks to the speed of intervention and the insight of two policemen on bicycles. At around 2 p.m., witnesses heard seven or eight gunshots and saw four men running away before two vehicles left the area on hats. Alerted by the 911 calls, officers Patrick Langevin and Yves Desjardins arrested Patrick Gilbert as he was presumably fleeing the scene in a Honda CRV. Crack and cocaine were found in the SUV and on the driver. Gilbert was arrested and charged with possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking. Police believe a deal gone wrong could be the source of the gunfire. Seven cartridge cases were found at the scene, according to reports read by the prosecutor during the investigation into Gilbert's release. https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...u-groupe-de-motards-inclusif-arretes.php
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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WHO IS RICHARD GOODRIDGE?
Nicknamed Black Jew
During the 1990s, member of the Scorpions, linked to the Rockers, the late Hells Angels club-school. During the biker war, he had been seen in a convoy in which was Maurice Boucher. In the mid-2000s, he founded a street gang called 67 with the late caïd Ducarme Joseph. The two men subsequently fell out and the police suspected Goodridge of having played a role in the attack on Joseph in the latter's clothing store in Old Montreal in March 2010. However, Goodridge did not. never been charged in connection with this matter. During the 1990s and 2000s, Goodridge was the victim of at least four attempted murders, including one in which a projectile severed his finger in Toronto. Although well known to police officers, Richard Goodridge has little criminal record. He was pulled over in a car with a gun in Toronto in 2004. In Quebec, he was convicted of two counts of gun possession and credit card theft. He was acquitted or had the judicial process stopped in several other cases. Last December, he was charged with assault and assault with a weapon in an event that occurred last October in Laval. He has pleaded not guilty and the proceedings are still ongoing. OTHER EMERGING INTEREST GROUPS
In addition to the Moors, police and correctional officers are interested in two other groups that emerged in 2020 and 2021, the Vikings and the Red Power Crew. Members of the Vikings, including rappers who post videos on YouTube, wear clothing displaying the group's name, along with the letters GDR, for "street gang." Police say they are linked to the Hells Angels and would not hesitate to use violence. We would find them everywhere in Quebec, but they are more present in the regions of Montreal, Gatineau, Laval and Granby. They sell clothes with their effigy on social networks or in a room in Granby. The Red Power Crew would form a clique affiliated with the Hells Angels. Individuals wearing their clothes were seen at the funeral of Hells Angel Paul Magnan, which took place in Saint-Ubalde, in the Capitale-Nationale region, on May 1.
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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I dont think Goodridge is called Black Jew because of his religion. Goodridge is known in the criminal world to be really rich, so thats why they call him Black Jew, because he got alot of money, connections and real estate. Another nickname beside Black Jew is Richie Rich Nice! Right on, thanks.
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Gang leader Arsène Mompoint was shot and killed in the late afternoon in Kanesatake indigenous territory, near Oka, La Presse has learned from several sources. Mompoint is said to have been shot at least one round of a firearm in the Greenroom on St. Michael's Road, near where a large rally took place two weeks ago. According to our information, Arsène Mompoint was also involved in the organization of this event. Arsène Mompoint, 47, was released from prison last April after being arrested in an anti-drug investigation by the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM). During his release investigation, an investigator from the Organized Crime Division of the SPVM, Francis Derome, testified and said that Mompoint and his group were "contractors" for organized crime. “Just before the summer of 2019, source information was that Mr. Mompoint was active in murder contracts, so find people to execute the contracts or do them himself. It comes up regularly with his name, in the middle, "said the investigator. Arsène Mompoint had a long legal history, especially in theft and possession of weapons. In June 2017, he was sentenced to 25 months in prison after being arrested with a gun. During these procedures, another SPVM investigator revealed that Arsène Mompoint was linked to street gangs of red allegiance and that he had been the leader of a group that allegedly executed several contracts, including murders, for the crime. organized, especially the Mafia, in recent years. The investigator also said that police believed Mompoint was seeking to take the place of influential gang leader Gregory Woolley following the latter's arrest in the Magot-Mastiff investigation by which the Sûreté du Québec beheaded Montreal organized crime in November 2015. Woolley is currently on parole. In August 2019, Mompoint was shot in the arm during an attempted murder in the borough of Saint-Léonard. During the investigation into the release of his alleged attacker, a police witness said that Mompoint was then the subject of a lucrative contract on his head. "One day or another, it will brew, it's inevitable," had confided, after the release of Mompoint in April, an investigator to La Presse, on condition of anonymity, because he is not authorized to talk to the media. The investigation into the murder of Arsène Mompoint is being led by Crimes Against the Person investigators from the Sûreté du Québec. https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...sene-mompoint-assassine-a-kanesatake.php
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Did he side with Desjardins? Are people considering this the first move in the renewed war? Rizzuto/Sollecito/Woolley vs Desjardins/Whoever?
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Did he side with Desjardins? Are people considering this the first move in the renewed war? Rizzuto/Sollecito/Woolley vs Desjardins/Whoever? Dont think he was with Desjardins , since the guys who killed Di Maulo were linked to Mompoint. I think it was more about killing all the people who were linked with Scoppa. Also, he was a major player That was against Woolley
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Cool, thanks!
Was the area where he was whacked, not the same area where HA Martin Robert’s Old Lady is from, the Native Rez?
Was it this Mompoint that dated her Mom, or some other guy(Minotaurs of something?)
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Dont know who the mother dated I thought it was that guy or some dude that looked like that guy (Fritz Paul or Clairmont) some Haitian? As well as Sergio Piccirilli. “ Sergio Piccirilli, 56, testified last month at the sentencing stage of the case where he was found guilty of 23 charges related to Project Cleopatra, an RCMP investigation into drug trafficking that centered on the activities of his former girlfriend, Sharon Simon. She was among 36 people, including two former police officers, who were arrested. Sharon Simon, nicknamed the Queen of Kanesatake, operated out of her luxury home in Kanesatake, exporting large quantities of marijuana and ecstacy into the United States. She had "very close ties" to the Hells Angels. She exported about 45 kilograms of marijuana to the United States per week using the Hells Angels distribution network. Simon laundered $4.8 million US in a 5 month period.†https://www.gangsterismout.com/2016/05/sergio-piccirilli-pulls-15-years.htmlYou know anything about the Street Gangs in Hamilton? They seem to have HA connections, as well as mob (apparently a cousin of Joe Violi). Some guy on here told me that a cousin of Joe Violi was cool with the shooter in the Angelo Musitano murder (Cudmore). Cudmore was a street gang leader with HA ties and boys from his gang that are HAs in Hamilton.
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Dont know who the mother dated I thought it was that guy or some dude that looked like that guy (Fritz Paul or Clairmont) some Haitian? As well as Sergio Piccirilli. “ Sergio Piccirilli, 56, testified last month at the sentencing stage of the case where he was found guilty of 23 charges related to Project Cleopatra, an RCMP investigation into drug trafficking that centered on the activities of his former girlfriend, Sharon Simon. She was among 36 people, including two former police officers, who were arrested. Sharon Simon, nicknamed the Queen of Kanesatake, operated out of her luxury home in Kanesatake, exporting large quantities of marijuana and ecstacy into the United States. She had "very close ties" to the Hells Angels. She exported about 45 kilograms of marijuana to the United States per week using the Hells Angels distribution network. Simon laundered $4.8 million US in a 5 month period.†https://www.gangsterismout.com/2016/05/sergio-piccirilli-pulls-15-years.htmlYou know anything about the Street Gangs in Hamilton? They seem to have HA connections, as well as mob (apparently a cousin of Joe Violi). Some guy on here told me that a cousin of Joe Violi was cool with the shooter in the Angelo Musitano murder (Cudmore). Cudmore was a street gang leader with HA ties and boys from his gang that are HAs in Hamilton. Paul is a common family name in the haitian community. And there is two family of Paul that are notorious in the bloods gangs of east of montreal (big players). And I dont know about the street gang scene in Hamilton. I dont even know who are the players over there. I know that the mafia is strong, but also the bikers. Also in the region of niagara falls, it was know that many bloods gang pimps used to send many stripers and prostitutes over there. And some blood gang members (probably crips also) were staying over there. But I’m not 100% sure
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Re: Montreal Haitian gangs
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Also in the region of niagara falls, it was know that many bloods gang pimps used to send many stripers and prostitutes over there. And some blood gang members (probably crips also) were staying over there. But I’m not 100% sure
Right on, thanks. I used to know a guy that was a Blood General out of Mississauga, he would rob the bikers for drugs and cash. Even think he got into something with those type of people out in Fort McMurray or something like that. At a certain street level, things tend to even out. It’s not until you get up there that cops and politicians become part of it, street gangs need to figure out how to bridge that gap.
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Murder of Arsène Mompoint Suspicious vehicle may have been found set on fire Arsène Mompoint was a major player in organized crime in Montreal. A burned-out vehicle was found this morning in Oka. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) does not exclude that it could be the SUV that would have been used by the individual suspected of having killed the gang leader Arsène Mompoint Thursday afternoon on the indigenous territory of Kanesatake. In a statement, however, the SQ indicates that analyzes of the scene are underway to confirm whether it is indeed the suspect vehicle. At one time, this practice - setting fire to a vehicle that was used to commit a murder - was considered by the police to be the hallmark of bikers. Earlier Friday morning, the Sûreté du Québec announced that it was looking for a suspect and a vehicle in connection with the murder of gang leader Arsène Mompoint, who was shot several times late Thursday afternoon. SQ released a photo of the suspect, a man who wore a black cap, gray hoodie and black pants. The individual also had his face covered in a gray bandana. As for the vehicle he is said to have used, it is said to be a Ford sport utility vehicle, an older model, in a pale color. Arsène Mompoint, 47, was shot several times while in a cannabis dispensary, the Green Room, on Rang Saint-Michel (or Route 344) in Kanesatake. The big rally that took place two weeks ago in Kanesatake took place at the Green Room. According to our information, Arsène Mompoint was involved in this event and was recently informed that he was no longer welcome on the indigenous territory. A knowledgeable Montreal organized crime observer, consulted by La Presse and who requested anonymity, believes the murder of Mompoint was not linked to a conflict with Aboriginal people. He also wonders whether the killer could thus have approached his victim in a territory where, however, the presence of a stranger is often quickly detected. Long targeted Arsène Mompoint was a major player in organized crime in Montreal. Police saw him as a contractor for the Mafia and other organized crime factions. According to our information, he was involved in or ordered several murders and other crimes that have occurred in recent years in the Montreal region, and even in other countries. It was known that he was in conflict with other major players in Montreal organized crime. In 2019, he was the victim of an attempted murder. A suspect was arrested and during court proceedings a police officer said sources said Mompoint had been under a lucrative contract on his head for at least the eight or nine months prior to the attack. Shortly after the attempted murder, Mompoint was arrested during an anti-drug investigation by the SPVM and had been released from prison since mid-April. https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/...pourrait-avoir-ete-retrouve-incendie.php
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Assassination of Arsène Mompoint: a murder signed by organized crime Carefully planned, the murder of gang leader Arsène Mompoint on Thursday on the Kanesatake indigenous reserve bears the typical signature of organized crime in every way. The discovery on Friday morning of a burned-out vehicle that was presumably used by the Mompoint assassin is strangely reminiscent of the Hells Angels' way of doing things during the biker wars between 1994 and 2002. The charred sport utility vehicle (SUV) was found in an uncrowded, abandoned area in a tree-lined field on Hagia Sophia, just 10 km from where the murder was committed. https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...ssinat-du-chef-de-gang-arsene-mompoint-1
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