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"Homegrown" jihadists pose growing threat to Canada Stewart Bell CanWest News Service; National Post Sunday, June 04, 2006 TORONTO -- They are young, militant and Canadian. And according to senior counterterrorism authorities, they have been plotting large-scale terrorist attacks on Canadian soil. ...

Naah its Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

Fear, death rule 'Doomstown' Christie Blatchford National Post Leon Boswell is accused of second-degree murder in the June 15, 2001, murder of ... ...Wayne Reid. Reid was shot to death in Toronto's Jamestown neighbourhood, a.k.a. "Doomstown," where graffiti testifies to the ongoing battle between di...

Police crack Gatineau-to-Laval drug, gun ring Authorities say some accused used Maniwaki reserve police chief's salsa lessons to disrupt the probe Dave Rogers The Ottawa Citizen Thursday, April 20, 2006 Some of the people on the Algonquin reserve near Maniwaki who complained that their police chief...

Drug bust casts wide net Police raid 18 homes, seize variety of drugs during daylong operation Lori Coolican The StarPhoenix Thursday, April 20, 2006 Sixty-eight city police and RCMP offi - cers converged on 18 homes all over Saskatoon this week in one of the largest local drug busts in recent memo...

SPECIAL REPORT -- WAYNE KELLESTINE: PORTRAIT OF A BIKER: Where quiet charm meets crazy cunning Randy Richmond The London Free Press April 15, 2006 Not long after the London biker heard the notorious Wayne Kellestine was after him, the biker wrote a suicide letter to his son. There are things going ...

Hells Angels control booming crystal meth: report Last Updated: Apr 19 2006 07:49 AM PDT Hells Angels are behind much of a rising tide of crystal meth production in British Columbia - and it rivals the early days of the province's marijuana grow-op industry, an internal RCMP report says. A report f...

No parole for gang member Won't sever his ties to organized crime PAUL CHERRY The Gazette Wednesday, April 19, 2006 An influential member of the West End Gang has been denied day parole because of his refusal to cut his ties to organized crime. Donald Matticks, 42, son of West End Gang leader Gerry...

'The Bandidos are not dead' Ontario should heed Quebec's lesson, an ex-anti-biker cop says. By RANDY RICHMOND, FREE PRESS REPORTER The Bandidos aren't dead in Ontario and residents of the province should heed a hard lesson learned in Quebec, a former anti-biker cop warned yesterday. And when the Ba...

MONDAY'S NEWS HOUR TOP STORY: CURBING THE VIOLENCE Fletcher Kent Global Edmonton Monday, April 17, 2006 Hobbema has nine new RCMP officers, but even that isn't stopping the gang violence plaguing the four First Nations surrounding the community south of Edmonton. Over the Easter weekend, RCMP were ...

Mom's drug debt spurred son's abduction police: 18-year-old found in laurentians; Six people arrested after cops raid motel PAUL CHERRY The Gazette Wednesday, April 19, 2006 Police believe a young man was kidnapped from his Montreal home and held against his will for more than a day in an effort to...

Hells Angels targeting Kelowna, police say Last Updated: Apr 18 2006 08:52 AM PDT The Hells Angels motorcycle club is working to open a new chapter in Kelowna, expanding its criminal empire into the B.C. Interior, the RCMP say. * INDEPTH: Biker Gangs Chief Supt. Bob Paulson, who runs the RCMP's org...

C B C . C A N e w s - F u l l S t o r y : Suspected killer got lowdown on men using online sex offender registry Last Updated Mon, 17 Apr 2006 21:07:17 EDT CBC News A Nova Scotia man suspected of killing two registered sex offenders in Maine before taking his own life had looked up details about the...

Good read. Fucking cops are everywhere now.

Gangs roil Central America Troubles linked to US deportees By Indira A.R. Lakshmanan, Globe Staff | April 17, 2006 SAN SALVADOR -- Ten years after a change in US immigration law paved the way for mass deportations, key Central American nations say they cannot cope with the criminal mayhem being inf...

2 Registered Sex Offenders Killed in Maine 2 Registered Sex Offenders Fatally Shot in Their Maine Homes; State Takes Down Registry Web Site The Associated Press AUGUSTA, Maine - Two registered sex offenders were fatally shot in their central Maine homes early Sunday, and a Canadian man sought in co...

Teens wounded at west-end party Second victim found hiding in basement Apr. 16, 2006. 10:58 AM JERED STUFFCO AND ALWYNNE GWILT STAFF REPORTER Two teens were sent to hospital early this morning after a shooting at a large house party near Jane St. and Eglinton Ave. W., police said. Just before 4 a.m...

April 16, 2006 Kids with guns? Hobbema mom figures gangs using youths in shootings By BROOKES MERRITT, EDMONTON SUN A Hobbema mother says she wouldn't be surprised if Mounties announced six males they arrested in connection with a spate of recent shootings were all minors. "The gang members here are...

Father urges biker to hide David Weiche, son of a London neo-Nazi, is called Wayne Kellestine's 'right-hand man.' By PATRICK MALONEY, FREE PRESS REPORTER A local Bandidos associate who recently moved to Winnipeg should "disappear" for a while following last week's massacre, his worried, white-supre...

Respect. Good read. Post a source to the site though.

Church tagged with gang grafitti TAMARA SHEPHARD 04/12/06 00:00:00 Forgiveness and reconciliation is the salve that will heal the wounds that are the hidden causes of crime - anger, hate and revenge, says the pastor of a north Etobicoke church tagged last week with gang graffiti. "We're fighting st...

Fri, April 14, 2006 Hobbema fears up Woman shot while watching television By ELIZA BARLOW, EDMONTON SUN Hobbema's latest victim of gun violence was shot through the elbow as she watched late-night TV in her home, said her shocked cousin. Jocelyn Soosay, 31, was having surgery at University hospital ...

April 14, 2006 Bullets fly in nightclub 5 wounded; man out on bail faces 20 gun charges By CHRIS DOUCETTE AND ROB LAMBERTI, TORONTO SUN An Ardwick Bloods Crew member, out on bail and banned from having a gun, now faces 20 gun-related charges after a nasty shootout at a Scarborough nightclub, a polic...

Police in T.O. kill suspect fleeing home invasion CTV.ca News Staff One suspect is dead and a massive manhunt nabbed another after a botched home invasion north of Toronto before 9 a.m. Thursday morning. "There was an altercation between police and the suspects," York Regional Police Insp. Tom Carr...

Police lay charges in strip club attack Last updated Apr 13 2006 06:21 PM EDT CBC News A 26-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an attempted murder at a strip bar in Ahuntsic earlier this week. Carly Etienne was arrested in Anjou Wednesday. He appeared in court Thursday facing charges...

Russo shooting glimpse into underworld Mob bungling led to T.O. mom's tragedy Police relied on informer, documents show Apr. 13, 2006. 05:33 AM NICK PRON AND PETER SMALL COURTS BUREAU A bitter feud between a Sicilian mobster and a gang of Toronto hoodlums over a $130,000 gambling debt turned into a...

Rescued: Daring raid frees Graham McMynn McMynn, the UBC student brazenly snatched in daylight, was found in Surrey Ian Mulgrew, Kim Bolan Chad Skelton and Maurice Bridge Vancouver Sun Thursday, April 13, 2006 The massive operation involving daring, near-simultaneous raids on 14 locations in Nanaim...

Update: Three PoCo brothers charged By Mia Thomas - Burnaby Now Reporter A trio of Port Coquitlam residents - all brothers - have been arrested on numerous charges following the wrap-up of the latest investigation by Burnaby RCMP's drug enforcement team. More than five months after they started an i...

Update: Relatives say altercation led to exchange of gunfire Police confirm Army vet was shot first by rapper, who was then slain in bar on Eight Mile in Detroit. Ronald J. Hansen, Eric Lacy and Norman Sinclair / The Detroit News April 12, 2006 DETROIT -- Proof, the rapper often credited with first...

Two men in serious condition after ovenight attacks NTR Wednesday, April 12, 2006 MONTREAL -- Two men were seriously injured in two separate murder attempts that occured overnight. A 28-year-old man was stabbed in an alley at the corner of Alexandre-de-S've and Logan Sts. Three men apparently attac...

Russo case plea bargain set for today 5 men face charges in 2004 shooting $2.5M compensation package expected Apr. 12, 2006. 07:41 AM PETER SMALL AND NICK PRON COURTS BUREAU The long-expected resolution in the case of five men facing charges of conspiracy to commit murder in the shooting of Louise ...

Updates: A few different versions of the movtive Biker killings spawn conflicting theories As search for clues continues at scene, some police doubt Texas connection TIMOTHY APPLEBY From Wednesday's Globe and Mail A carefully planned mass slaying? Or an angry confrontation that spiralled into a blo...