Officers of the Brockville Police Service, with help from
Kingston police and the Ontario Provincial Police’s Biker Enforcement Unit,
executed a warrant at 21 Sevenoaks Avenue in Brockville last Thursday (Sept.
27).
Brockville police reported the matter on Friday.
Brockville police released this image of items seized. Submitted Photo
Items found in the residence included firearms, weapons,
controlled substances and vests belonging to “Dead Eyes MC” which police
described as “a support club to the Outlaws Motorcycle Club.” Police also seized a vest belonging to the Outlaws
Motorcycle Club.
Kyle Justin Thomas Gard, 23, and Adam James Sayeau, 27, both
of Brockville, were held for a bail hearing scheduled for Friday, while four
other people remained at large as of Friday afternoon.
Police said arrest warrants have been issued for Joshua
Leonardo Dominguez, 36, of Ottawa; Allan Michael Eldon Neal, 24, of Brockville;
Brooklyn Ann Lachappelle, 18, of Brockville; and Sarah Melissa Buttle, 25, also
of Brockville.
All are jointly charged with two counts of possession of a
controlled substance; possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose,
unauthorized possession of a firearm; unauthorized possession of a prohibited
device; knowledge of unauthorized possession of a firearm; possession of a
firearm obtained by crime; careless storage of a firearm; and possession of
property obtained by crime.
Gard is also charged with failing to abide by conditions of
an undertaking, while Dominguez faces a charge of failing to abide by
conditions of a weapons prohibitions order.
The raid comes amid widespread fears in Brockville of youth
criminal gang activity in the city.
On the eve of the Sevenoaks raid, Police Chief Scott Fraser,
speaking at a neighbourhood watch meeting, drew a distinction between the
alleged youth gang and motorcycle clubs.
The chief said that, while there is no evidence of an actual
youth gang operating in Brockville, biker clubs such as the Outlaws have been
operating here.
SOURCE: The Recorder and Times