Showing posts with label human. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human. Show all posts

Friday, 11 October 2013

Hell's Angels Crime Correlations (Ontario)

The First correlation area is for the region of Ontario, Canada. I am taking my articles (which are based off of news reports and police consensus) and placing marks where certain crimes are occurring, to relate them to where the source of the certain crime could be coming from, this is for anyone even police to reference, under the condition you only report on these things and leave the policing to the authorities. Soon I'm going to make numbers beside the marks to count how many of the certain crimes are occurring in the area.




























A few notes, the Hell's Angels are known to work with aboriginal gangs, to move drugs across the border at the great lakes (Huron, Erie and Ontario), by boat.

The rest are busted drug houses and to do with illegal unregistered weapons.

The gang war and murders are related to the Bandidos and Outlaws. 

The Bandidos Shedden Massacre involved an orchestrated effort from HA members all across Ontario, from the furthest red markings, one of the top, in Sutton, Northern Ontario, and the bottom two, in Southern Ontario, as well as 3 in the middle, in the GTA.

Another 3, in Toronto, Port Perry and London, are where the Hell's Angels are currently warring with the Outlaws MC (as of 2012-2013).

​The rest are murders related to the Mafia, and drug turf wars.

The human trafficking cases are related to the previous work the HA did with Hungarians, and the current work they do with the NPF.
The financial crimes are related to the gambling rings done with the Mafia, recently taken down by the RCMP.

Saturday, 14 September 2013

The Walk for Freedom

Today was the Walk for Freedom in Toronto, I had a good time and found it inspiring, it made me want to make a further effort in some way to raise awareness and push police to deal with the concern. I enjoyed learning about the personal stories of individuals, and the places we shared things in common, it was terrible to hear that the average amount of times a trafficked woman gets raped is 15 times a day, and that they are rarely allowed to eat, but it made me want to do something about it. It must destroy a woman's soul, I read that, but now I understand that. You could imagine what it would be like just once. I tried my best to pay attention during the speeches, despite the conditions (someone had a lot of gas), but stuck it out and felt like something was accomplished.

I also liked the vibe of the people who presented, very nice women and men, and it's impressive they put the whole thing together themselves and gave the people who do it hell, takes guts, cause bikers, triads or the russian mafia just might kill you. I got to yell "stop human trafficking" to a biker, which made them look like idiots, but it made me realize, the things I do, despite being a jerk at times, in my 'approach' to speaking up about it, isn't as much as I could be doing. I should be helping spread much more awareness to find these places where these people are kept, and get police to get them out, I could volunteer as a criminologist or something, study patterns of cases, and join the groups that currently exist, but not get involved in police business physically.


www.free-them.ca

www.savethewomen.ca

http://www.torontosun.com/2013/09/14/survivors-speak-at-toronto-walk-to-end-human-trafficking