Major Drug Raids: Associates of All Boivin and Hells Angels Arrested
Recent coordinated actions by law enforcement have led to significant arrests linked to major drug operations in Canada. This morning, authorities executed simultaneous raids targeting associates of notorious drug trafficker All Boivin and members of the Hells Angels, a prominent organized crime syndicate.
Details of the Major Drug Raids
The operations were conducted in the Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean region and the greater Montreal area. This is part of a larger investigation initiated several months ago by the Mixed Regional Squad of Saguenay. The crackdown aims to dismantle criminal networks tied to Boivin and his affiliates.
Arrests Made
In total, 11 individuals were arrested during this operation. This includes several of Boivin’s family members. Last May, police had already apprehended nine individuals related to this ongoing inquiry, releasing them pending further legal action.
- Number of arrests: 11 (including Boivin’s family members)
- Previous arrests in May: 9
- Participation of Alberta Bolo Program: $100,000 reward for information leading to Boivin’s capture.
Seizures and Background Information
In May, earlier searches yielded significant contraband, including:
- $340,000 in cash
- 13 long guns and 1 handgun
- 4 kg of cocaine
- 1 stun gun
- 2 bear repellents
- 1 automatic knife
- A dozen cell phones
Boivin, who previously distanced himself from the Blood Family Mafia, is now linked to a new group called the North Savage Gang.
Targeting the Hells Angels
At the same time, the National Organized Crime Suppression Squad was active in various regions across the province. This effort focused on members affiliated with the Hells Angels, who are considered rivals to both the Blood Family Mafia and the North Savage Gang.
Approximately 50 law enforcement personnel participated in these operations, which took place in several areas, including:
- Capitale-Nationale
- Chaudière-Appalaches
- Bas-Saint-Laurent
- Laurentides
- Montérégie
Future Updates
A comprehensive report detailing the outcomes of these major raids will be released later today or in the upcoming days. This operation underscores the ongoing efforts by authorities to combat organized crime and drug trafficking in Canada.
