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Former Hells Angels leader reveals why he left outlaw biker club: 'I don't miss going to prison' - Vimarsana News

Former Hells Angels leader reveals why he left outlaw biker club: 'I don't miss going to prison'

"Secrets of The Hells Angels" examines the history of the notorious biker club. It features new interviews with former chapter presidents, as well as law enforcement officials.

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Quebec provincial police make 22nd arrest in eastern Quebec drug war crackdown - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec provincial police make 22nd arrest in eastern Quebec drug war crackdown - Montreal

Among those arrested are eight men and two women involved in a hostage taking that left one man dead and three injured in St-Malachie, Que., south of the provincial capital.

B.C. civil forfeiture law will be put to 'reasonable limits' Charter test - BC - Vimarsana News

B.C. civil forfeiture law will be put to 'reasonable limits' Charter test - BC

In October 2021, B.C.'s Director of Civil Forfeiture filed a lawsuit to seize the warehouses on Shaughnessy Street in South Vancouver as "proceeds and instruments of unlawful activity."

B.C. civil forfeiture law will be put to 'reasonable limits' Charter test - Vimarsana News

B.C. civil forfeiture law will be put to 'reasonable limits' Charter test

A recent ruling from the B.C. Supreme Court questions the province's use of civil courts to seize assets connected to alleged crimes, even if no one was convicted.

B.C. secures $10 million in its largest-ever civil forfeiture - Vimarsana News

B.C. secures $10 million in its largest-ever civil forfeiture

The British Columbia government says its civil forfeiture office has secured $10 million from a company that provided payment processing services for people found guilty or who are alleged to have been running scams against vulnerable seniors.