The murder and conspiracy trial of nine Hells Angels began at the Gouin Courthouse in Montreal, on Monday, Aug. 3, 2015. Fotini Hadjis, one of 13 prosecutors in the Operation SharQc murder trial, made ...

Eighteen Hells Angels members and associates pleaded guilty Monday to taking part in a conspiracy to commit murder. Another five are expected to plead guilty on Tuesday at the Gouin courthouse. The ...

SAINT-MICHEL-DES-SAINTS, Que. - A Quebec man with alleged Hells Angels ties wanted on murder charges for the past four years has been arrested north of Montreal. Frederic Landry-Hetu is facing charges ...

Staff in charge of security at the Gouin Courthouse requested extraordinary security measures be put in place at the Hells Angels murder trial because they believed the key informant witness who was ...

Police are seizing properties and land in connection with operation SharQc. It was a massive police operation that targeted 156 people. The first major bust was carried out on Apr. 15 and targeted ...

Yves Boisvert is a columnist with La Presse. At one point in the spring of 2009, all but two of the Hells Angels in Quebec were behind bars. They had been nabbed in a sweeping police operation against ...

A trial for 10 Hells Angels members is scheduled to finally get underway Aug. 3 after the jury-selection process for the first biker mega-trial to come out of the SharQc operation wrapped up. Fourteen ...

MONTREAL – Two weeks have been set aside to hear evidence in a bail hearing for nine men arrested in last year’s province-wide roundup of Hells Angels and their associates. The nine, who saw their ...

Almost 10 years after a major police operation all but wiped out the Hells Angels in Quebec, the biker gang is holding a major meeting in the province for the first time since the blitz. Between 500 ...

Christian Ménard won't stand trial for murder and conspiracy next week after the Crown confirmed the charges against the reputed member of the Hells Angels had been dropped. Ménard, 37, had been ...

MONTREAL — Quebec taxpayers paid $11.4 million over two years to defend 118 accused motorcycle gangsters, QMI Agency has learned. The suspected gangsters claimed they didn't have enough money to pay ...