The leader of a Macau Triad has lost his latest bid to remain in Canada. Tong Sang Lai, who’s also known as Lai Tong Sang, has been fighting to stay in B.C. since 2011 when government officials ... Lai Tong Sang, Canadian Asian Triads Called 'Blight On ... Det. James Fisher, a former gang expert for the Criminal Intelligence Service of Canada and now a member of British Columbia's joint Counter-Exploitation Unit, said the dispute was playing out on the streets of Macau in 1996, when Lai Tong Sang arrived in Canada with his family. Macau triad boss ordered deported from Canada | Fox News OTTAWA (AFP) – The boss of Macau's Shui Fong triad has been ordered deported from Canada, it was announced Wednesday. Canada's Immigration and Refugee Board ruled last week that Lai Tong Sang ... Wiretap connects alleged Asian gang leader to triad ...
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Lai Tong Sang, Alleged Asian Gang Leader, Ordered Deported Lai Tong Sang, Alleged Asian Gang Leader, Ordered Deported. ... Lai alleged Macau police are unreliable because they are corrupted, but Rempel said that assumption is irrelevant. How Macau's gang war spilled over to Vancouver | South China ... But on a summer's night in 1997 those worlds collided when triad gunmen sprayed a luxury home on the Canadian city's east side with bullets. The owner of the home and apparent target, Lai Tong Sang... Triad Boss: Wan Kuok-Koi a.k.a. "Broken Tooth" - Gangsters ... Two years before the change from Portugese to Chinese rule several Triads were fighting for control of the Macau rackets. One of the most notorious, and famous, participants in that fight for Macau was Wan Kuok-koi, a.k.a. “Broken Tooth.” Wan Kuok-koi is a leader, or Shan Chu, of the 14K triad. In 1987 Ng Wai came to Macau. Canada Orders Deportation of Broken Tooth's Macau Rival ...
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But on a summer's night in 1997 those worlds collided when triad gunmen sprayed a luxury home on the Canadian city's east side with bullets. The owner of the home and apparent target, Lai Tong Sang... Triad Boss: Wan Kuok-Koi a.k.a. "Broken Tooth" - Gangsters ... Two years before the change from Portugese to Chinese rule several Triads were fighting for control of the Macau rackets. One of the most notorious, and famous, participants in that fight for Macau was Wan Kuok-koi, a.k.a. “Broken Tooth.” Wan Kuok-koi is a leader, or Shan Chu, of the 14K triad. In 1987 Ng Wai came to Macau. Canada Orders Deportation of Broken Tooth's Macau Rival ...
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Tong Sang Lai, AKA/Lai Tong San Dragon Head Macau Living in Richmond Vancouver ‘A blight on society’: Chinese Gangs Province deputy editor Fabian Dawson recaps how a Chinese crime godfather landed in Vancouver and details his connections, as Immigration Canada moves to deport the gangster and his family after 17 years.
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