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Parole Board of Canada denies parole to former head of Manitoba Hells Angels
WINNIPEG — A former president of the Hells Angels in Manitoba has been denied parole.
December 21, 2017 By The Canadian Press
The Parole Board of Canada says Dale Sweeney, who is 47, is a “risk to society.”
Sweeney is serving 10 years for ordering a crime be committed for a criminal organization and possession of property obtained by crime.
Parole documents say he was first arrested in 2012 in possession of $20,000 and score sheets related to a drug trafficking.
He was released without any charges, but was arrested again last year.
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The documents say Sweeney had a previous record of crimes of violence, theft, fraud, attempting to obstruct justice and other offences. (CTV Winnipeg)
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