Since August, the ongoing drug war that had started off between the Blood Family Mafia and the Quebec City chapter of the HAMC seem to produce an interesting series of twists and turns. It’s easy to say that this past month has been almost as shocking as the events that took place at the very beginning of the year.
At the beginning of the summer we saw the apprehension of high ranking BFM members such as Guillaume St-Louis-Bernier and Roobens Denis. We’ve heard about the ramblings occurring in prison. But the most interesting events that have happened recently would be the kidnapping attempt set out by the Profit Boys (Profit Kollectaz) in Alma, the criminal arsons and shooting of Jean-Noel ‘Sarto’ Lacroix’s home and business, the attempted murder of Patrick Laurendeau and the Mont-Joli murder of Andre Bourgoin.
Another victim has been claimed in this drug war when authorities discovered the remnants of a vehicle in Frampton, which then led to the discovery of a body less than a kilometer away. The victim has not yet been identified. Let’s remember the reason for all these different criminal organizations aiming iron sights at each other stemmed from the fact that the Blood Family Mafia and independent dealers began rebelling against the HAMC, who insist that dealers pay a 10% tax to the club. The movement rebelling against the HAMC has gained immense momentum gaining the support of All Boivin, the Profit Boys and many other independent dealers. It’s not just Dave ‘Pic’ Turmel against the famed club anymore. Least to say, we barely hear about Turmel since the HAMC put money on his head and he decided to flee to Portugal.
Police were called the to scene of the crime towards 1:30am on Monday (16/09/2024) morning in Frampton, a town located in the Beauce region of Quebec which neighbors the province’s capital, Quebec City. Upon their arrival, they found a burnt-out sedan in a farm field along Route 112. It did not take long for police to put two and two together and head to an MC clubhouse located only 2 kilometers away. Upon further investigation they had found a body, with heavy wounds which seemed to have been inflicted in hopes of throwing authorities off in identifying the body. We still do not know the name of the victim as of yet. The body was found near a gathering place for 1%ers, the Dark Souls MC clubhouse, a prominent support club for the HAMC.
The clubhouse in question which police had paid a visit to belonged to the Red Devils MC, another very prominent support club to the HAMC in the region of Quebec. The clubhouse had been ambushed by two BFM assailants in May, during the HAMC’s annual springtime run. The assailants were meant to burn down the clubhouse, equipped with jerry cans filled with gasoline but were taken aback when they found RDMC prospects guarding the clubhouse. A shootout had then ensued, in which there were no fatalities.
Throughout the investigation, authorities were able to conclude that the homicide had taken place shortly after an attack on the clubhouse. The murder, or manslaughter, had occurred inside the Red Devils MC clubhouse located on 2nd Rang in Frampton. We can confirm that this event was in relation to the ongoing strife. An known associate to 1% bikers was questioned by police, when authorities found him in the area. This associate was not arrested.
Details are very blurry, as this is still an ongoing investigation. We can only hypothesize what actually occurred. Was the victim a BFM soldier set-out by the gang in an attempt to sabotage the clubhouse, which eventually went turned sideways? Or was it the other way around? We cannot jump to conclusion just yet. To break the silence of these mysterious series of events will take an arrest.
