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Quote from: "Shen Li"The persecution of fun loving, law abiding one percenter biker clubs is the greatest human rights injustices in Canada. When will this bigotry against hawt bikers end.

QuoteTwo Edmonton members of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang have been arrested and charged following a lengthy investigation that led to the recovery of $1 million in stolen property, the seizure of 21 firearms and eight other arrests.



The investigation of the Edmonton Hells Angels, dubbed Project Al-Wheels, began in October 2015, after police received a tip through Crime Stoppers.  



Led by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams or ALERT, the organized crime and gang investigation squad uncovered a scheme involving members of the Hells Angels, support clubs and associates who were allegedly involved in theft, putting new vehicle identification numbers on stolen vehicles, and selling stolen vehicles.



"This was a sophisticated and wide-reaching fraud, which required complex and co-ordinated response," Staff Sgt. Dave Knibbs said, adding that ALERT partnered with Edmonton police in the investigation, and was assisted by RCMP to carry out search warrants in Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Alberta Beach, Gunn, Onoway, Morninville, Legal, Ryley, Sherwood Park, Red Deer, St. Albert and Langley, B.C., during the month of May.



As a result, 10 people were arrested and are now facing more than 300 criminal charges relating to stolen property and firearms. ALERT said none of the firearms seized were lawfully possessed.



Among the numerous stolen items were 17 travel trailers, three pickup trucks, six all-terrain vehicles, one snowmobile, two dirt bikes, 18 rifles, two shotguns and one handgun.



"These high-end trailers and vehicles were being stolen from area residents and businesses, and then being fraudulently transferred. These vehicles were sold among Hells Angels associates at a steep discount," Knibbs said. "And in some cases, insurance fraud was being committed."



Knibbs said two of the people arrested, Christopher Escott, 32, and Julien Roussel, 58, both of Edmonton, were full patch members of the Hells Angels.



"This is significant, that two full patch members of the Hells Angels — not of the support clubs, but of the Hells Angels themselves — have been arrested and charged," Knibbs said.



Knibbs said the Hells Angels have five Alberta chapters, including two in Edmonton, two in Calgary and one Nomads chapter. He also said there are a variety of support clubs across the province.

http://www.edmontonsun.com/2016/06/08/hells-angels-edmonton-sting-nets-10-arrests-21-guns-1-million-in-stolen-property

Quote from: "cc la femme"I know. "Happened" to be a room with  kilotons of cocaine ..... many times ..... happenstance



dirty rotten luck



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Quote from: "Shen Li"The persecution of fun loving, law abiding one percenter biker clubs is the greatest human rights injustices in Canada. When will this bigotry against hawt bikers end.

QuoteTwo Edmonton members of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang have been arrested and charged following a lengthy investigation that led to the recovery of $1 million in stolen property, the seizure of 21 firearms and eight other arrests.



The investigation of the Edmonton Hells Angels, dubbed Project Al-Wheels, began in October 2015, after police received a tip through Crime Stoppers.  



Led by the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams or ALERT, the organized crime and gang investigation squad uncovered a scheme involving members of the Hells Angels, support clubs and associates who were allegedly involved in theft, putting new vehicle identification numbers on stolen vehicles, and selling stolen vehicles.



"This was a sophisticated and wide-reaching fraud, which required complex and co-ordinated response," Staff Sgt. Dave Knibbs said, adding that ALERT partnered with Edmonton police in the investigation, and was assisted by RCMP to carry out search warrants in Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Alberta Beach, Gunn, Onoway, Morninville, Legal, Ryley, Sherwood Park, Red Deer, St. Albert and Langley, B.C., during the month of May.



As a result, 10 people were arrested and are now facing more than 300 criminal charges relating to stolen property and firearms. ALERT said none of the firearms seized were lawfully possessed.



Among the numerous stolen items were 17 travel trailers, three pickup trucks, six all-terrain vehicles, one snowmobile, two dirt bikes, 18 rifles, two shotguns and one handgun.



"These high-end trailers and vehicles were being stolen from area residents and businesses, and then being fraudulently transferred. These vehicles were sold among Hells Angels associates at a steep discount," Knibbs said. "And in some cases, insurance fraud was being committed."



Knibbs said two of the people arrested, Christopher Escott, 32, and Julien Roussel, 58, both of Edmonton, were full patch members of the Hells Angels.



"This is significant, that two full patch members of the Hells Angels — not of the support clubs, but of the Hells Angels themselves — have been arrested and charged," Knibbs said.



Knibbs said the Hells Angels have five Alberta chapters, including two in Edmonton, two in Calgary and one Nomads chapter. He also said there are a variety of support clubs across the province.

http://www.edmontonsun.com/2016/06/08/hells-angels-edmonton-sting-nets-10-arrests-21-guns-1-million-in-stolen-property

Quote from: "cc la femme"Good typo - "bikets" ... lol .... sounds like kid bikers in training ... or maybe biker fems



or maybe Shen trolling along .. oops, I meant riding along  .. on the back .. . hoping he will stop and do her

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Quote from: "cc la femme"Good typo - "bikets" ... lol .... sounds like kid bikers in training ... or maybe biker fems



or maybe Shen trolling along .. oops, I meant riding along  .. on the back .. . hoping he will stop and do her

Thank you, I didn't see the typo.



So, Shen Li is joking?