Canada Border Services Agency: Assault Causing Bodily Harm

Vancouver Sun Dept: Dillan Meerholz pledged at an immigration hearing for his brother Francois Meerholz Thursday that he would do everything he could to ensure his older sibling obeyed a number of conditions if he was released until his Jan. 31 deportation, according to Vancouver Sun. Nor was Dillan asked any questions by the government representative opposing Francois Meerholz's release at the hearing. Dillan, 20, told Shaw Dyck that he and Francois Meerholz's fiance could put up a $5,000 bond so that Francois would be compelled to turn himself over to the Canada Border Services Agency when asked to do so and the brother of a Prince George gangster ordered deported to South Africa is also linked to the Game Tight Soldiers gang and is facing a number of criminal charges, The has learned. But Dillan did not disclose to board member Daphne Shaw Dyck that he also has a number of outstanding charges including aggravated assault, assault causing bodily harm and several alleged breaches of court-ordered conditions. As reported in the news.
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