Hells Angels-linked criminal organization dismantled in Edmonton, 19 arrests made police

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Authorities arrested 19 suspects linked to the One Order Motorcycle Club, a group with ties to the Hells Angels, during a coordinated operation in Edmonton. Following an 11-month investigation, police uncovered serious criminal activities, including firearms trafficking, extortion, and assaults. On September 23, officers executed search warrants at 40 locations, seizing 19 firearms, two bullet-proof vests, and $118,000 in cash. Seven suspects have been charged, while additional charges are expected for others involved. Staff Sgt.

Marco Antonio highlighted the seamless execution of the operation, which involved 200 officers. The investigation, supported by the RCMP, started in October 2024, marking a significant step in disrupting organized crime. Insp. Darrin Gordon warned that the presence of such organizations threatens public safety in Edmonton. This operation illustrates the effectiveness of collaborative efforts among law enforcement agencies.

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