Damion Ryan, a prominent B.C Hells Angels, has been reportedly arrested in Ottawa after an investigation by RCMP in Manitoba.
The Hells Angels Motorcycle Organization (HAMC) is a one-percenter motorcycle club. The members primarily ride Harley-Davidson motorcycles all over the world. The Hells Angels Motorcycle Corporation is the Hells Angels’ legal entity in the United States and Canada.
The “Red & White,” “HAMC,” and “81” are all nicknames for the club. The HAMC is the world’s largest motorcycle club, with between 3,000 and 3,600 members[6] and 467 branches in 59 countries.
The club is considered an organized crime syndicate by police and foreign intelligence agencies, including the US Department of Justice and Europol.
Hells Angels: Who Is Damion Ryan?
Ryan is a former member of the Hells Angels’ elite Ontario Nomads chapter, which got disbanded after a feud with other regional chapters of the gang.
Ryan, a leader of the Wolf Pack gang alliance in the Lower Mainland, was apprehended by police at a luxury residence in the nation’s capital.
Tara Seel, a spokesperson for the Manitoba RCMP, said she could “confirm that an RCMP operation is happening in Ottawa.”
In an emailed response to a question concerning Ryan’s arrest, Seel wrote, “Names have not been confirmed. There is no danger to the public. More information on the investigation will be disclosed at a later time.”
88 Rossland Arrests: What Are Damion Ryan Charges?
At 88 Rossland, the RCMP made a bust at a known crime residence where police have confiscated 11 guns and detained Damion Ryan.
88 Rossland is an Ottawa drug house linked to the Alkhalils, who, like Damion Ryan, are members of Larry Amero’s Cub Pack. Damion Ryan was found guilty of cocaine trafficking in Ottawa in 2016.
Ryan’s been running drugs for the Cub Pack in the DTES since they killed Anees. According to Postmedia sources, search warrants in connection with the Manitoba inquiry were served in B.C.
Damion Ryan Vancouver Murder Attempt
Damion Ryan, a Hells Angels full-patch member, was the target of a bold 2015 assassination attempt at the Vancouver airport food court by a kid dressed in a black burka.
The assassin, Knowah Ferguson, an Ontario native with no prior criminal record, was offered $200,000 for the attack. Knowah Ferguson walks up to Ryan and puts a gun to his head, according to the security video shown at his trial. Both men flee when the rifle jams.
The 18-year-old received a seven-year sentence for attempted murder and a four-year sentence for conspiracy.