Nine more suspects face charges after Edmonton police dismantled a Hells Angels-linked criminal organization following a major investigation.
Nine More Suspects Charged in Criminal Organization Case
Authorities have charged nine additional suspects linked to the dismantling of an alleged criminal organization connected to the Hells Angels in Edmonton last fall.
Details of the Accused
The Edmonton Police Service reports that the accused individuals, aged 34 to 56, are from Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Ardrossan, and Alberta Beach.
Charges Faced by Suspects
The suspects face various charges, including:
| Charge | Description |
|---|---|
| Conspiracy | To commit assault and extortion |
| Participation | In activities of a criminal organization |
| Possession | Of proceeds of crime |
| Production | Of a controlled substance |
Investigation Overview
Police allege that their investigation into the One Order Motorcycle Club (MC), which has chapters in Eastern Canada and aims to establish itself in Alberta’s capital, revealed firearms trafficking, extortion, robbery, and assaults.
Execution of Search Warrants
Authorities state that the 11-month investigation concluded with 200 officers executing search warrants at 40 locations in Alberta and B.C. on September 23. Police seized weapons, ammunition, cigarettes, pills, cash, and more.
Arrests Made
Eighteen suspects were arrested during the raids. These included members of the One Order MC and its alleged associates, such as a “full-patched” Hells Angels member and a known firearm supplier. A 19th suspect surrendered the following day.
Previous Charges
Seven of the suspects were charged in November.
