"Shaheed Bhai Hardeep Singh was born on 11th October 1977 to the blessed womb of mother ..." So begins the terrorist propaganda about Hardeep Singh Nijjar at https://1984tribute.com/. Here.
Nijjar arrived in Canada on Feb 10 1997, using a fraudulent passport that identified him as 'Ravi Sharma'. He made a refugee claim.
His claims of being tortured by Indian police was debunked as fraud. 11 days after his claim was denied, Nijjar married a woman who sponsored his immigration. Nijjar became a Canadian citizen on 25 May 2007. He was involved in Sikhs for Justice. Nijjar joined the Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) in 2013 as an aide to Jagtar Singh Tara. He became boss of the KTF in 2015 after Tara was re-arrested. In 2016, Nijjar was placed on Canada's No Fly List and had his bank accounts frozen. Nijjar became the leader of Guru Nanak Sikh Gurudwara in Surrey in 2019.
Nijjar was executed June 18, 2023 in Surrey by thugs from the Bishnoi gang.
Jagtar Singh Tara was charged for two murders in the 90s but was aquitted. He was charged in the assassination of 12th Chief Minister of Punjab, Beant Singh. On 31 August 1995, Dilawar Singh Babbar, a human bomb assassinated Beant Singh by blowing up his bullet-proof car in Chandigarh. 17 people were killed and 15 others injured.
Tara was convicted and given a death penalty. Tara appealed to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, which in October 2010 converted his death penalty to life. In 2004, he escaped from the maximum security jail at Burail, along with two other Sikhs. Tara left for Thailand after hiding in Pakistan for many years. He was busted in 2015. He is imprisoned at Tihar Jail, New Delhi.
Bir Singh Sandher was a very close associate of Tara.
Tara was member of militant Babbar Khalsa International at the time of the assassination of Beant Singh. The KTF was founded in 2011 by Tara. The current leader of the KTF is Arshdeep Singh Gill (Arsh Dalla). He is the first cousin of Bir Singh Sandher and related to the orchardist Gills in Kelowna. In 2018, Gill fled to Canada to avoid charges aided by a corrupt Punjab cop who helped him obtain a fraudulent passport. Gill married a Canadian citizen in 2018 to avoid deportation. He became an aide to KTF leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar and boss in 2023 on Nijjar's death. Inderjeet Singh Gosal replaced Gill as KTF boss in fall 2025.
Senior members and top two decision makers of the KTF are Bir Singh Sandher and Gurjit Singh Jhajj. These are the men behind the Falkland lab bust, the largest, most sophisticated illicit lab ever seen in Canadian history. A total of 6 fentanyl labs have been busted in B.C. in the past 12 months.
Thug Vito Guzzo confessed to murdering five. After serving 26 years, part of which was spent at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, Connecticut, where he befriended Steve Bannon, Guzzo secured an early release in April 2025. He sought compassionate release under the First Step Act. Cops took him back into custody in late October 2026 for violating his supervised-release conditions by associating with known felons.
In his request for release, the 57 year old Guzzo refered to himself as elderly. He is currently held at MDC Brooklyn with a scheduled release date of December 2028.
Vito Guzzo
Vito Guzzo is serving a 38-year sentence for five murders in the 1990s. He describes himself as “completely rehabilitated” and someone who “has matured from a rash young man pursuing a lawless lifestyle, to a reflective, empathetic middle-aged adult.” Feds aren't impressed, and point out he was inducted into the Colombo family while caged at the federal prison in Danbury, Conn.
Guzzo led the 'Giannini Crew'
Cops describe Guzzo as an ultra violent hood with a hair-trigger temper who set the tone for his murderous crew.
He describes serious injuries from two shootings in 1990 and 1996, which left him with the loss of sight in one eye and the removal of part of his left lung. Suspected in scores of killings, Guzzo survived 11 gunshot wounds from two hit attempts.
John Joseph Gotti, Jr was an American mobster who became the Boss of the Gambino crime family. Gotti rose quickly in the Gambino ranks, becoming one of the crime family's biggest earners. He was made at the age of 24.
Gotti was a protege of Gambino underboss Aniello Dellacroce. After an FBI indictment of members of Gotti's crew for selling drugs, Gotti knew for a certain fact he and his brother would be killed by Paul Castellano.
Gotti organized the murder of Castellano in December 1985 and took over the family shortly thereafter.
This left Gotti as the boss of the most powerful crime family in America, which made hundreds of millions a year from construction, hijacking, loan sharking, gambling, extortion and other criminal activities. Gotti survived numerous legal cases unscathed. Witnesses developed cases of what the press called "I forgotti", and with every acquittal it added to his reputation. The media dubbed Gotti 'The Teflon Don' due to the failure of any charges to stick.
On Dec 11, 1990, FBI agents and cops raided the Ravenite Social Club, arresting Gotti, Sammy Gravano and Frank Locascio.
Gotti was charged with five murders (Castellano and Bilotti, Robert DiBernardo, Liborio Milito and Louis Dibono), conspiracy to murder Gaetano "Corky" Vastola, loansharking, illegal gambling, obstruction of justice, bribery and tax evasion.
Sammy Gravano turned rat. On April 2, 1992, Gotti was found guilty on all charges. He was sentenced to life without parole.
Sammy Gravano
In 1998 Gotti was diagnosed with throat cancer. The condition returned in 2000. Gotti died on June 10, 2002 at the age of 61. The former boss's 7,000-square-foot mansion fell into disrepair.
The home is located in Old Westbury, New York, and hasn’t been occupied since 2016 when it was raided by federal agents.
Guramrit Sidhu, 63, of Brampton was sentenced in July to 240 months in federal prison. He led a criminal organization that, in a single month, trafficked from the United States into Canada hundreds of kilograms of meth and cocaine worth up to $17m. Sidhu pleaded guilty on March 26 to one count of engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise. He has been in federal custody since October 2024.
Sidhu is the eighth to plead guilty in the case. Others have pleaded guilty to criminal charges and have been sentenced to federal prison terms ranging from more than two years to nine years. Roberto Scoppa, 55, remains before the courts. He has been caged since his arrest.
Roberto Scoppa
Since the start of Operation Dead Hand in 2022, cops have seized 845 kilograms of meth, 951 kilograms of cocaine, 20 kilograms of fentanyl and four kilograms of heroin. The haul is worth something between $16m to $28m. Leader was Canadian Guramrit Sidhu, 60, of Brampton, who used a network of drug suppliers connected to Mexican cartels to ship drugs from LA to Canada in long haul transport trucks.
Drug distributors and brokers in Los Angeles worked with a team of truck drivers who were tasked with taking the contraband to Canada. Cops seized $940k in cash, 70 kg of cocaine and four kg of heroin in Canada.
Ayush Sharma
10 Canadians were arrested, including Roberto Scoppa, 55, Ayush Sharma, 25, of Brampton, Subham Kumar, 29, of Calgary and Ivan Gravel Gonzalez, 32, of Trois-Rivières. Guramrit Sidhu, also known as "King," is charged with one count of engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise and is the kingpin.
Gogic’s trial was set to begin on November 17, 2025, but a conspiracy to bribe a juror resulted in the entire jury’s dismissal. After the jury tampering conspiracy came to light, three attorneys were disqualified from Gogic’s defense team for having “severe” potential or actual conflicts of interest, among them Joseph Corozzo Jr., the son of a Gambino crime family consigliere. Corozzo was named the subject of an investigation by federal prosecutors who say that witnesses were possibly intimidated leading up to Gogic's trial and legal documents, including a photo of a witness’s child, were found in the defendant’s jail cell.
Mustafa Fteja in 2011
The FBI tapped Fteja’s phone and recorded a conversation with Krasniqi about how the trio planned to get the juror the money. The next day the FBI staked out Fteja, Krasniqi and Kupa as they met at Krasniqi’s Staten Island home.
Two of the thugs, Valmir Krasniqi and Afrim Kupa, were arrested at their homes on November 17, 2025. Kupa was found with a document containing a juror’s name, address and employment information. Krasniqi had sent a photograph of that juror to the third conspirator, Mustafa Fteja, in a text message. Fteja was also arrested that day but released on $150k bond. A decision to grant Krasniqi bail was overturned. They all pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and face between 10 to 12 years behind bars.
Former heavyweight boxer Goran Gogic made a court appearance related to a drug trafficking operation that led to the seizure of more than $1 billion worth of cocaine.
Gogic, 44, was brought into U.S. District Court in Brooklyn to hear his case was being pushed back to Dec. 20. Gogic was charged by the U.S. with trafficking in 22 tons of cocaine worth over $1 billion, most of which was part of the largest cocaine seizure in American history.
Gogic was arrested while trying to board a flight to Zurich from Miami. Charges stem from the seizures of 19,930 kg (22 tons) of cocaine from three commercial cargo ships, including 17,956 kilograms (19.8 tons) from the MSC Gayane while it was docked at Philadelphia's Packer Avenue Marine Terminal.
Traffickers transported cocaine to Europe from Colombia through American ports. They used cranes and nets at night to hoist drugs onto cargo ships from speedboats along the ships' routes. Gogic oversaw the logistics of the scheme, coordinating with crew members, Colombian smugglers and European ports to benefit Balkan cartels. Two other seizures netted 1,437 kilos from the MSC Carlotta at the Port of New York and New Jersey on Feb. 27, 2019, and 537 kilos from the MSC Desiree at the Port of Philadelphia on March 18, 2019. Gogic embarked on a new career as a narcotics trafficker after racking up a record of 24-4-2 as a pro boxer.
Michael Clairoux, 52, died at Millhaven Institution in June after serving just over 1 year of a life sentence for the murder of Gregory Slewidge. Gregory Slewidge, a HAMC Ottawa Nomads prospect, was murdered by Clairoux and Lee Marrazzo. They were charged and found guilty of first-degree murder for the September 24, 2020 killing, earning 25 years with no parole.
Slewidge was found dead of sustained blunt force injuries consistent with a hard object. Slewidge rented the Beckwith property where he died and had converted the former abattoir into a legal marijuana grow operation.
Both men were caged since their arrest on January 18, 2022. The duo were denied bail. Their trial was Oct. 28 to Dec. 6, 2024.
The Ottawa-based Hells Angels Nomad chapter has its clubhouse on Piperville Road in Carlsbad Springs.
Michael Clairoux in 2013.
Clairoux is a former member of the Hells Angels from Nepean. Lee Marrazzo has a history of drug convictions with the Ottawa Nomads.
Latest for Oz clown Dayne Brajkovich, 45, is joining the Mongols — Troy Mercanti’s gang. Brajkovich is due to face court again on November 11 on drugs and weapons charges.
There has been nada peep outta major dipshit and most famous 1%er in Australia, former HA Dayne Brajkovich. The man, who once revelled in attention from the press, has been as invisible and silent as a ghost. That may explain why he is still alive. Dayne Brajkovich was stabbed in the neck outside a concert during a tilt with HA outside the venue in December 2023. We would have made book Dayne Brajkovich's luck would run out.
Key for him was ZERO exposure in the Australian press. The fool pulled his Gumtree ad selling HAMC gear that wasn't his and he dropped off the radar completely.
Rarely photographed HAMC bikie boss Kevin Simonsen dodged gun charges. Brajkovich attacked the Perth City President when he was on crutches using knuckledusters. He gloated of it in the press. There was reporting on Dayne Brajkovich's movements as the boneyard dog licked his wounds after getting shanked, but not a word since. Brajkovich refers to a 'game'. Desecrating the Death Head and multiple HAMC rules isn't a game. Brajkovich was very fortunate to remain among the living.
'I asked for it, I got it. That’s the game,' he told the press.
'But I didn’t see the knife coming. Thought it got the jugular or artery but just a vein. Got it all sewn up.'
Brajkovich was kicked out of the HA in 2022.
Former HAMC bikie and most famous 1% mug in Oz Dayne Brajkovich was selling 'Death Heads' to the highest bidder. The former enforcer was all over the press saying he was reformed from the scum in the HAMC and was offloading HIS HA gear.
Brajkovich lost favor after dictating whom members were 'allowed' to associate with. Brajkovich had a wall in his home with 14 newspaper front pages with that ridiculous mug splashed across them.
He sought out reporters. The gear he tried to peddle didn't belong to him and it never did. It was loaned, and he failed to give it back to the club, meaning he stole it. The 'Death Head' is not his to sell.
The East County chapter in Melbourne had a reason to visit Brajkovich to retrieve their stolen Death Head. That went for members of the Perth City chapter too.
The 3 HA charters in Western Australia are Perth, Perth City and Ellenbrook. Brajkovich's merchandise also included photos of his former brothers.
Brajkovich knew what the rules are. He knew he was shitting on a great many of them, and it never ends well for those doing that. Many have been killed for less. We predicted Brajkovich would be killed. Two weeks later he nearly was. It doesn't matter who you THINK you are. Disrespect HAMC rules and you will answer for it. That is something even Dayne Brajkovich understands.
Dayne Brajkovich wasn't always the hard man. 20 years before he became Australia's most famous bikie, he was embarrassed in front of 10,000 fans in a kickboxing bout. Brajkovich, 21 and without tattoos, didn't last two rounds against Muay Thai legend Nick 'Special K' Karagionnidie.
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Brajkovich was kicked out of the HA in 2022. 
