The Montreal Gazette is reporting that "Provincial police seized cash, drugs and 20 guns this month during a raid against two alleged members of a Hells Angels support club in Belle River."
"The two suspects are each facing multiple guns and drug charges following an investigation by the OPP’s Biker Enforcement Unit (BEU). Police said their Biker Enforcement Unit started an investigation last month into alleged drug trafficking involving people associated with a support club of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club. Investigators did not reveal the name of the support club"
Why on earth wouldn't they name the support club? Two vests were seized. Red Devils or Satan's Choice? It's not rocket science. Most of the firearms were hunting rifles. Some lever action rifles, a few semi automatics and one zip gun. The drugs seized was 1.5 ounces of cocaine. Not much.
Meanwhile, back on the ranch, the Montreal Gazette is also reporting that "The luxury home of a longtime Quebec Hells Angels member is on the market for nearly $2.1 million, just over two months after he disappeared and the property was firebombed." Walter Stadnick strikes again.
"The St-Joseph-du-Lac residence is linked to Stéphane Plouffe, a member of the biker gang’s Montreal chapter since 1998 who vanished on Aug. 3. His vehicle was later found abandoned in St-Eustache, and provincial police took over the investigation days later because of his ties to organized crime."
Plouffe’s home had a nice gym with an uppercut bag.
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