Ottawa, Canada – Web Desk: Canadian authorities have carried out a major crackdown on an alleged international criminal network known as the “Four Brothers” gang, arresting 17 individuals of Indian origin in connection with organized crime and extortion cases, according to media reports.
Canadian investigations revealed that the group was allegedly active across several cities, including Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon, and British Columbia, with links extending into the United States, including California.
Authorities said the network was reportedly involved in extortion, targeting South Asian business owners and community members. Law enforcement sources allege the group was linked to multiple violent incidents, including shootings and attacks across Canada.
According to reports, several of those arrested are facing immigration proceedings, with possible deportation in certain cases as investigations continue.
The case has drawn significant attention in Canadian media, highlighting concerns over transnational organized crime networks operating across North America.
