BC Government Seizes Hells Angels Clubhouses, Owners Fight Back
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British Columbias government is seeking to seize two Hells Angels clubhouses, alleging theyre funded by criminal activities. The owners, through companies like Haney Farms, deny the clubs criminal involvement and claim their rights are being violated. The properties, including a farmland in Pitt Meadows and another in Mission, are valued at over one million dollars each. Owners reject any links to crime or violence, but cases like Jason Arkinstalls parole after smuggling drugs and Damion Ryans conspiracy conviction fuel the debate. Meanwhile, a Surrey rental used by another chapter saw its owners claim no knowledge of crimes. The fight highlights ongoing tensions between law enforcement and outlaw clubs, with properties at stake.
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