UN Gang Associate Sentenced for Bacon Brothers Plot

0:00Fifteen years after getting charged, UN gang associate Conor Demonte just got sentenced to just under eight years in prison for plotting to kill three. Bacon Brothers back in the day. That's a 15-year term, minus more than seven years credit for time already served. Pre-trial, leaving him with seven years and ten months net. This all stems from a brutal gang war that kicked off around 2006 in British Columbia's lower mainland, pitting the UN gang against the... Bacon Brothers and their red scorpions crew over drug turf. Demonte held by handing over license plates, car details, home addresses, and even encrypted phones for the hit squad. The rebel effects hit hard in the shootings left folks dead or wounded, including bystanders and drained massive public resources on probes, trials, hospitals, and more. Families of victims like Stereo installer Jonathan Barber killed in May 2008 and Bacon associate Kevin LeClaire shot in a mall in. February 2009 still carried that pain, amplified by years of headlines.

1:03Demonte bolted Canada in January 2011 before arrest, hidden Puerto Rico under a fake name until cops nabbed him in February 20. Twenty-two. He copped to the conspiracy, last October, murder charge got stayed, and apologized in court while showing remorse through charity work abroad, helping inmates here. The statutory release looming in just over five years and solid rehab potential, this wraps one chapter of that bloody feud, but the streets know, these robberies don't fade easy. This has been Vancouver News today, powered by AI.