by Tonyd621 » Mon May 27, 2024 8:15 pm
antimafia wrote: ↑Tue Oct 25, 2022 10:19 pm
In my opinion, these are the most notable of the law-enforcement officers in Canada who have gone under cover:
1. Robert Ménard, Sergeant-Detective, Major Crimes Unit, Service de police de Montréal / Service de police de la Communauté urbaine de Montréal (SPCUM)
He got Paolo Violi to rent him a flat above the Reggio Bar. Starting in December 1970, Ménard lived in the apartment for six years.
2. Giovanni Persichetti, Constable, RCMP
In 1985, he was initiated into an 'ndrangheta cell in London, Ontario, Canada. A total of three separate ceremonies were captured on police videotape.
3. Carl MacLeod, Staff-Sergeant, RCMP
The subject of the book
A Master of Deception: Working Undercover for the RCMP. Infiltrated the mafia in Ontario, Colombian drug cartels, and triads.
There are a number of infiltrating cops whose names we may or will never know.
Infiltrating the cartels for the past 20 years sounds more scary and more reasons to be fearful then the current Italian organized crime element imo. Giovannis Rings for example, add up all the crimes in that book, it's not even remotely close to a week of living a secret life in the cartel, most likely.
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In my opinion, these are the most notable of the law-enforcement officers in Canada who have gone under cover:
1. Robert Ménard, Sergeant-Detective, Major Crimes Unit, Service de police de Montréal / Service de police de la Communauté urbaine de Montréal (SPCUM)
He got Paolo Violi to rent him a flat above the Reggio Bar. Starting in December 1970, Ménard lived in the apartment for six years.
2. Giovanni Persichetti, Constable, RCMP
In 1985, he was initiated into an 'ndrangheta cell in London, Ontario, Canada. A total of three separate ceremonies were captured on police videotape.
3. Carl MacLeod, Staff-Sergeant, RCMP
The subject of the book [i]A Master of Deception: Working Undercover for the RCMP[/i]. Infiltrated the mafia in Ontario, Colombian drug cartels, and triads.
There are a number of infiltrating cops whose names we may or will never know.
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Infiltrating the cartels for the past 20 years sounds more scary and more reasons to be fearful then the current Italian organized crime element imo. Giovannis Rings for example, add up all the crimes in that book, it's not even remotely close to a week of living a secret life in the cartel, most likely.