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Bishnoi Gang Threatens Canadian Police with 1,000 'Foot Soldiers'
The Bishnoi gang sent a letter to a British Columbia police force, claiming to have 1,000 'foot soldiers' ready to carry out extortions. This communication has raised concerns among Canadian authorities.
29 May, 03:34 — 29 May, 21:07
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cbcHigh73d ago
Bishnoi gang sent letter to B.C. police force claiming 1,000 foot soldiers ready to carry out extortions
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Bishnoi gang boasts of 1,000 foot soldiers in chilling letter to Canadian police
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