Killings, extortion and drug trafficking: Court docs detail alleged crime networks operating in Canada

Sheriff slams feds: Bunch of Bullies!

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Indictments tying Bishnoi to Surrey, B.C., killing detail alleged global criminal network

Indictments tying Bishnoi to Surrey, B.C., killing detail alleged global criminal network

ROBSON: How a foreign financial crime fugitive recruited a Canadian for a malicious digital campaign

Canada has a growing security problem with criminal files that begin outside its borders and later find operational space on Canadian soil. The case of Mehdi Hijaouy shows how a wanted person can use Canada to build a digital operation, mobilize a network of online relays and collaborators, and reshape the public story around a financial crime file. When that happens, Ottawa becomes part of the environment that allows the file to expand.

Darknet Heroin Ring Smashed After Shipping Kilogram Bricks Between Georgia And Florida

Federal authorities have dismantled a multi-state drug trafficking organization that allegedly utilized the Darknet to ship kilogram quantities of heroin across the Southeast, resulting in federal charges for two men. Eric Turner, 30, of Lizella, Georgia, and Jose Smith, 29, of Valrico, Florida, are charged in a federal indictment with conspiracy to possess with intent [] Darknet Heroin Ring Smashed After Shipping Kilogram Bricks Between Georgia And Florida

Alexander brothers swept into contraband probe at Brooklyn detention center

An inmate at the Brooklyn jail where the Alexander brothers are detained has been accused of allowing other prisoners, including Oren Alexander, to use his contraband cellphone. Federal prosecutors charged David Motovich, a convicted fraudster and former owner of a lumberyard in Midwood, with possessing an illegal phone in a complaint unveiled earlier this week. The document includes a selfie of Motovich with another man, who the New York Times identified as Oren, though his face is redacted. The Times report also revealed that all three brothers were found to have been using contraband cellphones, though none of them has []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.