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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 9:45 pm
 


Title: Hells Angel escapes from Laval minimum security prison
Category: Law & Order
Posted By: Hyack
Date: 2013-09-15 12:34:48
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So if I read this right he likely just opened the front door and walked away? The term minimal security in itself indicates their should be SOME security. Plus they only house offenders not dangerous to the public there yet a murdering gang member who police warn the public that he is a risk is sent there?

I'm confused


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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 9:50 pm
 


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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:22 pm
 


Shouldn't the level of security these barstards are on be determined only on the crime they commited seeing as how many of them will fake any good behavior they can for early parole?

I mean god these are criminals who the hell exepcts a convicted criminal to be honest when it comes to assesment of a lower risk or early release?


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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:59 pm
 


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Minimal security is pretty easy to escape from, from what my uncle told me (family services = nazi thugs).

I'm somewhat surprised at a murderer being in minimum. Never heard of that, unless they were on their best repentant behavior.

Hmm.

Hopefully they tie up some loose ends at this prison.



Apparently it is just as easy and turning a door knob there so my kids could break out. For provincial in Manitoba minimum still has guards, a locked front door and a high fence line. No one outside without staff either. Certainly not impossible but a heck of a lot more security than, well the lack of any in this Quebec Fed "Prison."


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 2:41 am
 


Benn the part about the guy just pushing on the door and walking out is from a pervious escape. Nothing was said on how this guy got out. For him to be in minimum security means someone made a huge error or was paid to get him into such a lax enviroment.


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 2:42 am
 


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If you just refuse to listen to them at all and lock them in dark rooms for 24 hours a day for their full sentence, not only would we be overrun with imprisoned drug dealers, our criminals would be absolutely insane once they were released


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If Corrections Canada really wants him back all they'd have to do is look in the Vancouver Department of Sanitation. :lol:

http://www.theprovince.com/news/Vancouv ... story.html

Apparently it's a great place to get a job when they get out of prison.


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 6:24 pm
 


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Benn the part about the guy just pushing on the door and walking out is from a pervious escape.


I know this, I was just using the past escape method to assume this one. I mean why would you need to do it any other way if you can just walk out the door.

As for locked up 24 hours a day in a dark room, that does not happen. I never suggested keeping them in Max Segregation, just have SOME type of security. If there is no security then it is not minimum security its NO security.


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 7:00 pm
 


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Ya but they pretty much own the docks and have for years but, why they'd want an inside guy in the Vancouver Garbage industry is beyond me, unless of course they've figured out a way to convert plastic into ecstasy or plan on starting a delivery service for escorts that use garbage trucks. :lol:





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Escaped murderer’s loyalty to Hells Angels runs deep
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Even though he was serving a life sentence for murder, René Charlebois’s good behaviour for the past decade suggested he was getting himself rehabilitated and allowed him to get assigned to a minimum-security penitentiary.

But apparently Mr. Charlebois had not forgotten his wedding day, when he donned his biker leather vest and toasted his guests by saying: “My brothers, I love you. My heart, my blood and my life belongs to the Hells Angels.”


Rinse, and repeat. Law enforcement is ill-equipped to deal with them.

Four B.C. Hells Angels arrested for cocaine smuggling in Spain (with video)
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The four Canadian Hells Angels accused of attempting to distribute 500 kilograms of cocaine in Spain are linked to the Haney and Mission chapters of the biker gang, The Vancouver Sun has learned.

Two full-patch members — Jason Cyrus Arkinstall of Mission and Chad John Wilson of Haney — were among the B.C. men arrested in a coffee bar by Spain’s National Police. The other B.C. men facing charges in Spain are Scott Smitna and Michael Dryborough, associates of the Hells Angels in Mission and Haney.

Spain’s Interior Ministry revealed details of the investigation Saturday and released a video of the arrests of the four, but did not identify them by name or hometown. The video shows police running into the café, wrestling the men from their chairs to the ground and handcuffing them. Police did not say when the arrest happened.

The Spanish government said the four were involved in an attempt to smuggle cocaine from Colombia to the Galician coast of Spain on a sailboat. One of the B.C. bikers was on the vessel, while the others were waiting in Spain.


Take 4 or 5 to jail, profit ensures 4 or 5 more will be just itching for the opportunity to fill their shoes. The market will recruit them itself.

The war on drugs is a failure.

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On Monday, the office of federal Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney asked whether Mr. Charlebois, who has a record for murder, drug trafficking and gangsterism, was incarcerated at the proper level of security.

“I have ordered a review of security classification for violent and dangerous inmates, in order to ensure they are imprisoned at appropriate security levels to protect law-abiding Canadians,” Mr. Blaney said in a statement.


Take their money away, and give it to health care and treatment of addiction. Or build some roads. It's the only way for us to win, capitalism is too good of a motivator.


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 11:00 pm
 


YEah big story in Vancouver. Hells Angel who served his time got a summer job as a garbage man.
You should hear the bound up constipated old poops whining on the talk shows.
Fire the supervisor! Fire the Mayor! We don't want an ex-criminal picking up garbage!

Glad I made it to 60 without one of "them". When does it happen? When you go for your biweekly haircut, Frank the barber slips an ice-pick up your nose and piths your brain like a Biology frog in junior high?


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