B.C.’s executive director of civil forfeiture said Monday that legal costs have been high on both sides of the long-running case involving the seizure of three Hells Angels’ clubhouses.
Tawtel, who said he had not done a real estate appraisal, replied that he would have to “crunch the numbers” to determine whether they are in the black or the red. “So as a result we’re expected to be prudent and judicious in taking on cases and how much funds we expend on that. But certainly the public interest component is important as well.”
The government had no right to seize private property. The HA weren't making trouble for anyone. They still own a whack of real estate in the city .... as I understand it .... they are business men now ... they rarely ride their bikes anymore. Give them their property back.