Authorities set forth a new tactic in order to apprehend All Boivin. They’ve released the name and picture of his girlfriend who is currently on the run with him in hopes of pinning Boivin down.

A Blood Family Mafia soldier becomes a fugitive after breaching the conditions set forth by the court after granting him a supervised release for a slew of charges he had gathered throughout the last couple of years.

Heavy Police Presence Causes Traffic Delays, Rumors Spread Online A significant police presence caused substantial traffic delays today, sparking frustration among drivers and leading many

A seizure of upwards of 50 kilograms of drugs had taken place last Thursday after police set forth the final step of an investigation debuted in May.

One man is dead following a shooting Oct. 18, 2024, in the northeast community of Homestead. Crime scene tape is shown erected around an area

Our official return to consistency begins tomorrow at mid-day. Appreciate everyone staying patient. 16 Defendants Charged in Superseding Indictment Alleging Bulk Shipments of Cocaine to

FBI Involvement Signals Major Players in Cross-Border Drug Trafficking Case The involvement of the FBI usually points to high-profile figures, especially when there’s speculation of

The Weekly Wreck 9 (9/10/2024): This week we take a look at several arson throughout the island of Montreal, a duo arrested for drug trafficking in Riviere-du-Loup and a man shot in the legs at his own residence in Saint-Hyacinthe.

The Trois-Rivieres chapter’s newest prospect is an 82-year-old man by the name of Jack Simpson. It might seem odd at first, but his criminal track record proves exactly why. Being handed 30+ years in prison and serving a hefty fraction of it, Simpson seems to know exactly what he’s doing.

The following CCTV footage may not be suitable for all viewers. At approximately 5:45 a.m. yesterday, Jasman exited a residence in Calgary accompanied by an

The Weekly Wreck 8 (2/10/2024): This week we take a look at a drug trafficking ring that has faced flack from authorities in Monteregie, 3 seperate vehicle arsons on the island of Montreal, an attempted murder in Lachine & more.

Police dropped the gavel on the second largest police operation of 2024 last Thursday. The first being Project SCANDALEUX. This time they targeted an arms and weapons trafficking scheme. The operation was named ‘Project Radioactive’.

Two men were arrested last Thursday in relation to what seemed like an attempted murder of mafia figure ‘Tony Suzuki’ which occurred in June.

Gatineau’s third homicide of the year had occurred last week. The victim? A man with a questionable past. The suspect? A man with a case pending. Is there more to this murder than meets the eye?

The Weekly Wreck 7 (25/09/2024): This week we take a look at two arsons criminally set on the island of Montreal, 4 drug-traffickers arrested at the beginning of the week in Sherbrooke and a suspicious death which took place in Saint-Gabriel-de-Brandon.

Three people have been accused of the Patrick Laurendeau shooting which had happened at the beginning of September. In addition to the BFM drug war saga, six people have been arrested in Sept-Iles, the ones arrested supposedly have ties to the Blood Family Mafia.

A 19-year-old man was stabbed in a series of unfortunate events Saturday night, causing his death. The events leading up to this stabbing lead the public to believe whether the stabbing was in the nature of self-defense, or recklessness of an ego trip.

An archive of all the articles we have written about concerning the BFM/HAMC drug war taking place in Quebec currently.

The BFM drug war progresses as more information is revealed on the body which was found Monday morning. Authorities are also taking supplementary steps to hinder the violence in the province.

On this week’s issue of The Weekly Wreck (18/09/2024), we take a look at a Project MALSAIN seizure which took place on Monday in Quebec City. We also take a look at the seizure of a hefty amount of cannabis which was seized in a traffic stop effected in Temiscouata.