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A man and woman with links to the Lower Mainland gang conflict were arrested in Richmond recently, law enforcement said.

Article content When Vancouver police raided a Langley farm in November 2017 as part of a gang investigation, they found stolen cars, stacks of licence plates, bulletproof vests, gas canisters, black clothing with the Walmart tags still on and a dozen firearms. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Anatomy of a Vancouver hit: Imported hit men, kill kits, guns and fast cars Back to video “These kill kits were all assembled and ready to go at this fa...

May 24, 2021 at 5:40 am On Friday, May 21, 2021, Alona Taetuna-Kaluau of Ocean View died following a single vehicle collision on Highway 11, .1 mile south of the 95 mile marker in South Kona. Responding to an 8:26 p.m. call, police determined that a black 2007 Chevrolet Silverado pick-up truck was heading south when it lost control and drove off of the right shoulder of the roadway.  The pick-up then struck a tree and rolled over.  The 18-year-old male passenger was transported to the Ko...

There were also two grenades, a silencer, an overcapacity magazine, balaclavas and latex gloves. Police believe the blueberry farm, co-owned by a man linked to the Brothers Keepers gang, was being used as a staging ground by would-be hitmen. No charges were laid in connection with the rural property on 240th Street. But owner Dave Sharma and other family members were taken to court last year by the B.C. government, which alleged the 17-acre farm was being used for criminal activity. After fi...

I put this weekend feature together over the course of a few days last week to try to put in some context all the violence we have seen so far this year. Unfortunately the violence is continuing with the May 22 murders in Coquitlam and Calgary, as well as the May 20 hit in Nanaimo – all of which appear to be linked to the Lower Mainland gang conflict. Here’s the weekend feature: Anatomy of a Metro Vancouver hit: Imported hit men, kill kits, guns...

  The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has resumed its debt distress action to recoup accumulated petroleum taxes from some Oil Marketing Companies (OMC). As part of the exercise the GRA Thursday morning, [May 20, 2021] locked up two oil marketing companies. They are Grid Petroleum Ghana Limited and Sonnidom Petroleum. According to the GRA, the two OMCs have defaulted in tax payment of more than GH¢1.2million and GH¢862,000 respectively over a period of two years.  The team locked up the premi...

  The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has embarked on a special exercise to recover unpaid taxes from oil marketing companies across the country. As part of the exercise, the yesterday locked up two oil marketing companies, Grid Petroleum Ghana Limited and Sonnidom Petroleum, for defaulting in tax payment of more than GH¢1. 2 million and GH¢862,000 respectively over a period of two years. Other companies the task force chased yesterday were Santol Limited for owing GH¢57.39 million in taxes; ...

SURREY, B.C. - For the second time in two days, a police agency in British Columbia has issued a public safety warning about potential gang violence.

Manny Mann, the chief officer of the special enforcement unit, says the warning follows a similar decision by the Vancouver Police Department on Monday to publicly name six alleged gang members. Three of the men listed in the warning by the anti-gang unit were also on the list released by Vancouver police. The unit says in a news release on Tuesday that police believe the 11 men may be targets for future violence and anyone near them may be at risk. The statement says police agencies throughou...

The 11 men identified pose a significant threat to public safety because of their "ongoing nexus to violence" says the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of B.C.