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LLCU 213 EXAM STUDY GUIDE

OCG - Answer - organized crime group

OCG overview - Answer - more than 1850 OCGs operating in Canada

National High Level Threats - Answer - CISC assessed 14 OCGs as national high-level
threats in 2019

- interprovincial and international connections

- engage in multiple criminal markets

- use violence

Cocaine Importing Networks in Canada - Answer - five high level threats with ties to
Mexican and Colombian drug trafficking organizations

- import 1000 kilograms of cocaine per month

- land/marine modes used to introduce narcotics via US, through mexico, DR, and
colombia

- extensive international criminal connections

methamphetamine networks - Answer - importation of precursor chemicals from CHINA
for domestic production of methamphetamine

Money laundering - Answer - five high level threats

- money laundering service providers with extensive ties to south east asia

- associated with Triads based in China

Money Laundering - Answer - four high level threats

- links to mexican cartels

- importing synthetic drugs and cocaine

- illegal gaming

- international movement of bulk cash and loan sharking

high level threats - Answer - target in canada and overseas in last 2 year

- result of generational shift

- younger bosses (mexico) gaining power and want to increase their influence in Canada

,OCG - Answer - homicide, money laundering, and excise act offences = linked to
organized crime

Statistics Canada - Answer - 36 gang related homicides in GTA (2018)

- 24 murders in montreal

- 20 murders in vancouver

Edmonton - Answer - highest rate of gang-related homicides

Ontario - Answer - 51 homicides linked to organized crime/street gangs

- continues rising

most serious violations - Answer #1. homicide

#2. attempted/conspire to commit murder

#3. extortion

#4. intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist

#5. intimidation of a non-justice participant

#6. criminal harassment / threats

#7. fraud

Key Faciliators - Answer - 7 assessed by CISC in 2019

- precursor chemical diverters

- cocaine importation facilitators for various OCG networks

- canadian operations manager for international crime syndicate

- cocaine shipment financier for various OCG networks

- cocaine importer and distributor

Geographical Scope - Answer - half of all assessed OCGs involved in criminal activities
that are multi-jurisdictional

- 26% = international scope

- 28% interprovincial scope

- OCGs operating in canada = international associations in 72 countries

Outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMGs) - Answer - broadest international scope

- more than 500 chapters in 60 countries

, - travel extensively

- countries represent source and transit points for importing/exporting cocaine

Network assessment - Answer - OMGs

- precursor chemicals and synthetic drugs (PCSD) importation/production

- cocaine importation

- traditional OC (mafia)

- money laundering service provision

- illegal online gaming

- violent street gangs

OMG & OCG collaboration - Answer - importation of cocaine and other illicit drugs that
have networks stretching across Canada

- OMGs involved in supply and distribution of synthetic drugs

- associated with street gangs, use as leverage to maintain/enforce their drug trafficking
territories and outsource violence

TOC groups - Answer - cocaine importation

- illegal online gaming

- money laundering

- domestic & international connections

- use street gangs for homicides and attempted homicides

OMGs and TOC - Answer - control importation networks and involve street gangs as part
of their distribution channels

- unlikely to be affected by police investigations

Stephen Tello - Answer - young male living in toronto

- moving cocaine allegedly for El Chapo

- "catboy"

Sinaloa Cartel - Answer - Ismael Zambada Garcia = El Chapo replacement, new boss

- Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes (El Mencho) another wanted boss

Hells Angels - Answer - key witness at trial of El Chapo = Alex Cifuentes

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