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Shemar Jack of Toronto killed in B.C. gang war
Shemar Jack, 21, of Toronto was killed in gang-related shooting in Surrey, B.C. last weekend. Another man who hasn’t been identified by police is in hospital in critical condition.
Read MoreBook Review: The Godmother by Barbie Latza Nadeau
The Godmother pulls back the curtain on role of women in the Mafia.
Read MoreWolfpack members convicted of Vancouver murder
Larry Amero and Robby Alkhalil of Wolfpack Alliance convicted of murder of United Nations gang rival, but Alkhalil is long gone after breaking out of custody.
Read MoreConvicted hitman given 60-day pass to Toronto. His wife says he shouldn’t come back.
Hitman Charles Gagne just finished his 60-day parole in Toronto. During that time, his wife says, his marriage split up and she doesn’t want him back. The couple met on a dating website for convicts that she runs.
Read MoreFear and gawking: I chat with “A Little More Conversation” radio show
Really pleasant chat with Richard Cloutier of “A Little More Conversation” about Hells Angels mass turnout in Durham Region.
Read MoreI chat with CFRA talk radio about Hells Angels run to Durham Region: They want to be seen
Had a nice chat with CFRA Radio about the Hells Angels mass arrival in Durham Region: what it means for police and bikers.
Read MoreTalk a little with CBC The National about Hells Angels National run
Hells Angels on CBC’s The National with their national run into Toronto. I look more scary than them.
Read MoreI discuss Hells Angels run into Toronto with Jill Deacon of CBC Radio’s “Here and Now”
A chat about the messaging of the Hells Angels mass ride into downtown Toronto with Jill Deacon of CBC Radio.
Read MoreInterview on 680 Radio about Hells Angels National Run
I spoke with 680 Radio about how the Hells Angels’ National Run into Toronto’s East End is a gift for police intelligence officers.
Read MoreHells Angels come to town as hundreds roar into east end Toronto neighborhood
The Hells Angels kicked off their national run with a procession by hundreds into downtown Toronto, as a tribute to longtime member Robert Donald (Donny) Petersen, who died in December of peaceful causes.
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