Calgary Joins the Fray: Extortion Network Spreading, Fifteen Walk Free

16 Charged, 1 remains in custody

The good news is, none are Canadian citizens

Sixteen arrests, nineteen shootings, and a justice system straining to keep pace with non‑citizen offenders.

 That's 16 deportations. Duh. Do ya think? 

Calgary has now joined B.C. on the same uncomfortable plateau: a widening extortion landscape driven by small, mobile crews who treat borders, paperwork, and community fear as tactical tools. Sixteen men arrested, fifteen already back on the street. And the detail that jumps off the page — the one that will resonate with readers of our January piece — is that none of the accused are Canadian citizens.

Surrey, BC, Crackdown on Extortion in Lower Mainland

40 Incidents Reported (a Small Percentage of the Extortion Crimes Underfoot)

Present crime spree is unacceptable