These are the men behind the Falkland lab bust, the largest, most sophisticated illicit lab ever seen in Canadian history. Manufacturing meth using P2P hadn't occurred in Western Canada before. Stores of precursor chemicals, with finished fentanyl, could have amounted to 95m lethal doses, enough to kill every Canadian at least 2 times over.
Senior members and considered the top two decision makers of the KTF are Bir Singh Sandher and Gurji Singh Jhajj.
Interim KTF boss Arshdeep Singh Gill, Arsh Dalla, is Bir Singh Sandher's first cousin.
Rajinder Singh Gill and brother Jagdeep Singh Gill own Okanagan Sunshine Fruit Packers.
Parmjeet Singh Sehgal, Ravinder Singh Nijjar, and Jatinder Singh Nijjar own Canco Petroleum. The Nijjars are brothers to slain KTF leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Inderjeet Gosal succeeded Hardeep Singh Nijjar as the Khalistan referendum's chief organizer in Canada. He is a lieutenant of Sikhs for Justice leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. Gosal is favoured by top KTF to assume the top chair from Arsh Dalla.
Top Sinaloa Cartel boss and major KTF operative Edgar Watson-Olivarra answers only to El Chapito Ivan Archivaldo Guzman. Ivan Archivaldo Guzman is widely considered boss of the Sinaloa Cartel. Financial intermediary is the Moscow based Sami El-Helou. He maintains a presence in Dubai.
Flying under the KTF radar but among the biggest and most active money launderers in Canada is Bir Singh Sandher's brother Sukhdev Singh Sandher. In terms of orchard ownership Sukhdev (S. Sundher Orchards Ltd.) may exceed acreage of brother Bir. It's not the first suspicious fire on Sandher properties, they have occurred in 1998, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2011, 2015 and 2016. Its the second Sandher fire at 836 Hartman Road.Here.
The Kelowna Fire Department was called to a blaze at 839 Hartman Road just before midnight on Sept 10, 2024. Some are saying the Sandher fire was staged for the insurance money. Sukhdev Singh Sandher was pulled in for questioning. Cops figure Sukhdev Singh Sandher has something to hide. No charges have emerged thus far. Why was this one torched? The house was an old shitbox, filled with asbestos.
Tenants left the home a mess requiring expensive renovation. The quote for renovations was a Punjab Sikh revolting $168,000 - plus permit fees, excluding electrical and plumbing. The wiring had to be entirely re-done because it was aluminum. A new septic system was required. Remnants of an accelerant were found - a mixture of gasoline and diesel, and the remnant of an electric timer, and an electric charcoal briquette igniter.
The property that went up in flames is owned by G. P. Sandher Holdings Ltd. and is occupied by Bir Sandher's brother Sukhdev. A single family home was fully destroyed along with multiple buildings and vehicles. The home was vacant and arson is suspected. davesandher@live.ca
The brothers Gill are looking for 50 or more live ones at $15.65 per hour. Here. Preferred are foreign workers; "The position of Farm worker, general has been approved by the LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment)".
Rajinder Singh Gill (oksunfruit@gmail.com) and brother Jagdeep Singh Gill own Okanagan Sunshine Fruit Packers.
Rajinder Singh Gill - 'Raj'
Okanagan Sunshine Fruit Packers Ltd. has no discharge authorization for the plant on 3201 Pooley Road in Kelowna. Built in 2020, a citizen found the plant has flown under the radar. Without complaints there is zero enforcement of illegal dumping in B.C. Here
The Gills have packed apples and cherries at their Kelowna plant for 4 years with no discharge permit. They claim CanadaGAP and that is bogus because scumbags that dump into ditches cannot be CanadaGAP certified.
The Gills are cousins to the Sandhers, who also claimed CanadaGAP certification while openly dumping for years. The cherries go to Andre Bailey at Global Fruit, who along with everybody else, claims bogus CanadaGAP certification (info@canadagap.ca) while selling cherries to overseas buyers.
Andre Bailey - "we require them all to have a valid CanadaGAP certificate as a minimum."
ANACON/RECON was activated and 4 US F-15 jets were dispatched on patrol August 28, 2018. Their mission was to contact, intercept and potentially shoot down drug smuggling helicopters. The Americans were ready after the 2 previous illegal incursions into US air space that month. One fighter jet got a radar fix and might have blasted Sandher helicopters and all its criminal occupants into the afterlife. Both helicopters escaped back into Canada before being blasted.
Sandher helicopters N-214AU and N-214EB were registered by proxy through the bank of Utah in Las Vegas. The true registrant was Tenru Aviation, which is a division of Sandher Family Trust. The Sandhers set up an aircraft ownership trust to hide their non-resident ownership of the aircraft. This is another offense.
The Sandhers sold their Bell 214-ST helicopters after the near bust in 2018. In September of 2019 swabs were taken by the DEA after the new owners gave their permission.
Mass spectroscopy, gas chromatography, photoionization detection, magnetic resonance spectrometry, photoacoustic spectroscopy. The San Francisco Forensics lab is world class. It found methamphetamine, cocaine, fentanyl, and carfentanil had been inside both Sandher helicopters.
Top Sinaloa cartel operative Edgar Watson-Olivarra met with the Sandhers the week of August 21, 2024 in Kelowna. He has been sponsored by his mother, the black witch, to become a permanent Canadian resident.
Edgar Watson
Sandher pilots were Sinaloa Cartel operatives, brought to work for the Sandher crime family under the Agricultural Stream Program. Edgar Watson was imported into Canada for the 2016, 2017, and 2018 seasons by the Sandhers. When he sets foot in Canada he is the highest ranking Sinaloa in the country. He decided who lives and who was to die. The Sandher family have abused visa entry programs for years.
The other Sinaloa Cartel pilot was Roman Figueroa Ramirez. Both men are former Mexican Marines turned drug traffickers.
The Sandhers owned 2, early 80s Nevada registered Bell 214-ST. The aircraft is a medium-lift twin engine helicopter with enough room for 17 passengers. The heavy duty Huey derivative is usually used for firefighting or military operations. It would not be suitable for blowing rain off cherries. It would be very suitable for cross border drug smuggling. The price for a pre-owned Bell 214-ST in Canada is said to be $1.5m.
The first Bell 214-ST flew in 1979 with production ending in 1993. 96 were built. Far fewer survive today. The pilot of this Bell 214-ST helicopter (the same aircraft in the video) suffered serious injuries on June 7, 2021 when his aircraft dropped to the ground from 3,000 feet in Ontario while fighting a fire. The rear tail rotor failed.
There had been a lot of wildfires during the summer of 2018, and the air was smoky, with limited visibility. The smoke would have provided good cover for running drugs across the border. Cherry season was well past. On August 28, 2018 the 3rd incursion of an aircraft entering US airspace without a transponder was detected by the Mica Peak Radar Site after incidents on Aug 9, and Aug 19th.
Sandher helicopters flew behind Black Mountain and turned off their transponders after leaving the controlled and restricted class D airspace around Kelowna Airport at 10:20 PDT. A ping off the Carmi cell tower. A ping off the Rock Creek cell phone tower and a call from the Rock Creek cell tower placed to a Verizon subscriber in Washington state all come from a phone belonging to Gurtaj Sandher.
The Mica Peak Radar site near Fairchild AFB detected an unidentified aircraft entering US airspace above Chesaw, Washington State. 30 minutes later the helicopter was moving east, then disappeared from radar. 50 minutes later it reappeared between Kloof Ridge and Goat Peak. US Customs and Border Patrol notified Midway RCMP, Kelowna RCMP, and Canada Border Services Agency of the illegal flights into US airspace.
The two helicopter trick is to let the radar operators believe the aircraft entered, and promptly exited US airspace, delaying an interception, while a helicopter on the ground is moving cargo. The landing took place at 12:50 PDT, and the first helicopter re-entered Canadian airspace at 13:15 PDT, and the other at 13:45 PDT.
The military grade radar at Mica Peak can detect aircraft over 290 miles away.
At 15:00 PDT the first helicopter, the decoy, landed on a Sandher property near the airport. Three phone calls were placed: at 08:05:32 PDT, a call was placed to Brothers Keeper gangster Amandeep Singh Kang from Swainson Road. Another call was placed at 12:14:51 PDT to Carlos Raygozaparedes, 53, a Sinaloa Cartel operative, who held the title of janitor at Saagar Fine Cuisine of India in Newport Beach. Raygozaparedes and Edgar Alfonso Lamas, 36, were busted in Southern California in 2021 with 821 pounds of meth, 190 pounds of cocaine and 20.5 pounds of fentanyl. That's enough fentanyl to kill 4.7 million people.
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A second call was placed to Kang. Amandeep Singh Kang, 31, pleaded guilty in November 2023 to trafficking in controlled substances for the benefit of a criminal organization and conspiracy to traffic in controlled substances. He was sentenced to 11 years in prison. The career gangster was a senior member of the Brothers Keepers and an alpha level drug importer.
At 10:20 PDT, a transponder signal was picked up just east of Beaverdell. The aircraft was travelling north towards Big White. At 11:05 PDT, cops meet the helicopter at roughly the same location the other had landed, Prabtaj Sandher had come to pick up Gurtaj Sandher and the pilot after unloading cargo. Sandher helicopters were registered in the US in the name of Nevada company, GP Sandher Holdings. Sandher Family Trust operated the aircraft in Canada by abusing a 30 day regulatory window.
