Charges have been laid following an 18-month investigation into the homicide of Red Scorpions’ gang member Jonathan Bacon. On August 14, 2011, Mr. Bacon along with four associates, Larry Amero, James Riach, Lyndsey Black, and Leah Hadden-Watts...
A Vancouver Island cocaine distribution and importation network with ties to the Lower Mainland has been shut down by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC). Three Vancouver Island men are facing a number of...
The RCMP is the latest group to create a video in the “It Gets Better” theme — aimed primarily at youth. Championed by the Surrey RCMP Youth Unit, the 20 participants taped interviews in the summer of 2012. The video was...
Metro Vancouver – Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit-BC Chief Officer Dan Malo and Justice Minister Shirley Bond issued the following statement today in response to the arrests of well-known B.C. gangsters by the Surete du Quebec. “CFSEU-BC...
Fort St. John – Cocaine, marihuana, magic mushrooms and illegal prescription medication didn’t make it onto the streets of our community thanks to a joint investigation involving the Fort St. John RCMP, North District RCMP General...
Vancouver’s long-time media relations officer joins CFSEU-BC The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia is pleased to announce the appointment of Sergeant Lindsey Houghton to the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of...
Several charged in international multi-kilo cocaine and ecstasy investigation Charges are laid against six men involved in the importation of multi-kilos of cocaine into Canada and exporting ecstasy into the United States. The charges follow a...
File: E-PINTLE Update Two United Nations gang members have pleaded guilty to drug charges following an undercover investigation by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC). Douglas Edward VANALSTINE, 52...
Jarrod Bacon was sentenced to 12 years in prison on May 4, 2012, in B.C. Supreme Court. Bacon’s conviction follows the conclusion of CFSEU-BC’s E-Pintle investigation in November of 2009. “We are very satisfied with this success and will...
