Sad Sack bikie Geppert back behind bars

Ben 'Notorious' Geppert is back behind bars after attacking his girlfriend and brawling with police. He was arrested at Airlie Beach, in far north Queensland after a spat with Allaina Jones. The former Hells Angel enforcer is also charged with obstructing police, possessing a restricted drug, failing to provide a breath sample and fraud. The couple regularly make headlines, from warfare on the internet to both of them being involved in road rage brawls. Geppert is serving a three-year suspended prison sentence following a fight outside a KFC restaurant on the Gold Coast.

Rikki Louise Jones, Allaina Jones

George “Machine Gun” Kelly

Kelly and Kathryn both received lifetime sentences behind bars.

George Kelly Barnes was a bootlegger, bank robber and kidnapper. The 1933 capture of “Machine Gun” Kelly and his wife, Kathryn, set the stage for more headlines to come in 1934. Caught without a weapon, George Kelly cried, "Don't shoot, G-Men! Don't shoot, G-Men!" as he surrendered to FBI agents. The term became synonymous with the FBI.

Machine Gun Kelly spent his remaining 21 years in prison. He spent 17 years on Alcatraz as inmate number 117, and was transferred back to Leavenworth in 1951. He died of a heart attack at Leavenworth on July 18, 1954. Kathryn Kelly was released from prison in 1958 and lived in anonymity until her death in 1985 at the age of 81.

Antonio Fiorda whacked in Etobicoke

The man shot and killed outside an upscale Etobicoke restaurant Monday was a veteran mobster and enforcer who provided security for some of Toronto’s powerful Mafia figures. Antonio Fiorda, 50, was a trusted insider in the Commisso crime clan. “He was a tough guy. An enforcer. He was a made guy.” Known on the street as 'Tony Scratch' due to his gravely voice, he was feared. “He was feared but respected. Some guys are just feared. Scratch was both feared and respected. Tony was a good guy.”

Federal agents raid Hells Angels clubhouse in Denver

Federal agents executed 19 search warrants and arrested 12 people early Thursday morning in an operation involving two motorcycle gangs. The 3200 block of Navajo Street has been home to a Hells Angels clubhouse for more than two decades.

Record 2,133 pounds of cocaine seized at Port of Savannah

On October 29, CBP officers seized 2,133 pounds of cocaine at the Port of Savannah. They searched a shipping container on a docked vessel which was being shipped from South America to Europe. They found 21 duffel bugs of cocaine in a shipment manifested as scrap metal. Street value is being estimated around $31m.

Nicaraguan cops land 344 kg of cocaine

The Nicaraguan National Police confiscated a shipment of 344 kilograms of cocaine that drug traffickers abandoned on Los Clavos beach, in the municipality of El Viejoin the western department of Chinandega.

Star Montreal HA David Lefebvre busted

Ten suspects, all men between 39 and 68 years old, were charged with various counts related to drug trafficking. The suspects were arrested in an investigation called Pacson, targeting a drug ring controlled by Lefebvre. He faces a charge under the Food and Drugs Act and will appear summarily. Cops seized more than 20 kg of cocaine, more than $300k, ten firearms and prohibited weapons and over 3000 tablets of meth.

David Lefebvre has long been considered a major player in the Hells Angels of Montreal. He is suspected of controlling drug trafficking in the southwest of the city. Lefebvre was one of the men of honor at the wedding of HA heavyweight Martin Robert.

Cops carried out a series of searches in David Lefebvre's businesses, including one selling and renting used vehicles in Laval.