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Drugs and firearms were seized as police raided several Greater Victoria properties on Jan. Police say that amount of fentanyl alone would make up at least 4, individual doses. Nancy Saggar.

Federal prosecutors have approved two dozen drug-trafficking charges against six people from Vancouver Island with suspected ties to the Hells Angels motorcycle gang. British Columbia's anti-gang task force, the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, opened an investigation into a suspected drug-trafficking network focused around the Comox Valley and Campbell River areas in January Investigators executed simultaneous search warrants at four properties in the communities one year later, seizing approximately 3. Duncan Pound said in a statement following the arrests. After returning home from an extended vacation in Costa Rica, a Montreal man got the surprise of the lifetime in the mail — the Quebec government thinks he's dead. A gondola at Whistler-Blackcomb came to a sudden stop Thursday afternoon, literally leaving everyone aboard hanging.

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The former vice-president of the Nanaimo Hells Angels was sentenced this week to three years in jail for trafficking cocaine and selling illicit cannabis. Sean Oliver Kendall, of Port Alberni, pleaded guilty to four counts during an appearance in Vancouver provincial court last May. On Thursday, he appeared in Vancouver again for his sentencing. On top of the three years, Kendall received a year firearms prohibition. The year-old biker was arrested last December, along with another Hells Angel and two associates after a major drug trafficking investigation on Vancouver Island targeting the HA and some of its affiliated puppet clubs. Kendall admitted to trafficking cocaine in Nanaimo in December and February and in Vancouver on March 5, The cannabis count related to a Nanaimo incident on Dec. Last December, CFSEU released details of the investigation, which began in June and resulted in the seizure of 22 firearms and over 13 kilograms of illicit drugs including cocaine, methamphetamine, black market cannabis and oxycodone. Postmedia is committed to maintaining a lively but civil forum for discussion and encourage all readers to share their views on our articles. Comments may take up to an hour for moderation before appearing on the site.

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The Supreme Court of Canada says it will not hear an appeal from the Hells Angels over properties the province of British Columbia seized from the motorcycle gang in Kelowna, Nanaimo and Vancouver. The Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for the province to sell the three properties, which were seized outright and the locks changed in April. Lawyers representing the Hells Angels went to court to stop the province from selling the properties, which it is allowed to do under the Civil Forfeiture Act. The act came into place in B. The properties are located at Victoria Rd.

Four men are facing dozens of charges after a years-long drug-trafficking investigation that police say disrupted the expansion of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang on Vancouver Island. Police seized 22 weapons over the course of the investigation, including an Uzi, as well as more than 4, rounds of ammunition and six tubes of explosives typically used in mining. Investigators also recovered more than seven kilograms of cocaine, nearly two kilograms of methamphetamine and four kilograms of cannabis, the CFSEU-BC said. Police said the Hells Angels intended to expand their drug-running operations on Vancouver Island while also establishing new Hells Angels chapters beyond Nanaimo. William Bradley Thompson, 58, from Ladysmith, B. He was arrested and released pending a court appearance, police said in a release Thursday. The other three men remained at large at the time of the announcement with warrants issued for their arrests. Sean Oliver Douglas Kendall.

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Six people have been arrested amid a year-long drug-trafficking investigation targeting a Vancouver Island organized crime group with ties to the Hells Angels. Police say the six Vancouver Island residents are linked to organized crime, including a year-old man from Campbell River, a year-old man from Comox, a year-old man from Cumberland, a year-old woman from Comox, a year-old man from Sooke, and a year-old woman from Victoria. Duncan Pound in a statement. Approximately 3. Police say the seized drugs will be sent to a lab for analysis while the guns will be sent to the CFSEU's provincial forensics lab for processing. An armed standoff at a house in south Calgary lasting nearly 30 hours appears to have come to an end. At least one person has been arrested at a rally by pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside an event in Toronto featuring Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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A year-long investigation into drug trafficking on Vancouver Island has resulted in six arrests and seizures of guns, drugs and cash. Also seized was a large Hells Angels British Columbia crest. Six people were arrested Jan.

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