Millions Worth Of Airline Cargo Stolen - Masterminds - The Air Cargo Millions - Hoa Lam Ong

Masterminds tells real crime stories about amazing deceptions that brilliant criminals use to pull off seemingly impossible crimes. This new half-hour series combines the mystery of a "whodunit" with the thrill of a "howdunit," revealing the extraordinary world of elite bank robbers, escape artists, impersonators, kidnappers, murderers and frauds.
Hoa Lam Ong wore an ever present grin on his face; hence the nickname “Smiley.” Police suggest the fifteen million dollars worth of goods he stole from the cargo warehouses of Toronto’s Pearson Airport gave him plenty to smile about.

[@jiarealty]

The man stoled for 13 years cost the taxpayers, insurance companies, and retailers millions of dollars and only gets 2 years with his son and wife getting no jail time. Canada is such a nice place.

[@melvincoleman595]

Yeah that’s crazy

[@trainingkhan5218]

@@melvincoleman595 Tp. Igvvvivvviibiivfcgvifibbbigvobbboboboooo{io:bbiibivvibbbibibobibob

[@wildestcowboy2668]

They would have gave him 18 years in New Yauk.

[@crustybastard1068]

If he was a Indian gladue sentencing guidelines he would of got probation

[@tenfold7493]

Stoled 😂😂😂😂😂 wow

[@mollyjacks4k741]

This is my type of criminal no killing no stealing from ordinary working ppl... smily a legend

[@ricktimmons458]

he is stealing from us all. prices go up.

[@aristidescabeche1506]

Lol

[@buyerofsorts]

Prices go up no matter what. lol.

[@chahal_s]

Prices went down since he was selling so cheap online

[@daniellefaraone705]

Rick Timmons wrong that stuff that gets stolen in transport is insured that’s why high end company’s pay more for shipping because they have a bigger insurance on items shipped it’s when you steal from the store directly when prices go up.

[@tilowilliams4646]

I don't need to be Smiley, I just need to be the Warehouse worker getting 10 grand to put a pallet on Smiley's truck every other day!

[@amitv9128]

Peace and stability

[@RawDogTV]

Be a broke loser, your choice

[@stevieRay3211]

13 years and $7M later? They spent more time investigating than the guy spent in prison. Would have cost society less if they left him alone.

[@biakds5800]

True 😂

[@oneflyguy1949]

and we paid for it and he is still a Canadian citizen

[@gonzaga3c]

2004 start serving sentence....2006 freed from prison.....13 yrs later MrSmiley all smile probably watching this in the comfort of his mansion in Vietnam😂

[@bar-sabas4801]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@essekaymncadi]

K Kkmmm Klkkkkkkkkkmmkkkkkkkjiooooppooolllllllllpc ammonia know. N. . Lllllllllllppppl

[@Jc-si6pj]

gonzaga3c ratted a lot of folks out

[@dahiralimohamed3882]

😂😂😂😂 we won at the end

[@gainguyen5600]

gonzaga3c He is not a Vietnamse

[@coreybarnes8860]

Legend has it, he still has walkmans for sale 😖

[@abdielleon955]

He could sell one of them to some tech collector or smth hahahh

[@fuzzyflick9905]

I could use one 🤫🤫🤫

[@michaellang8307]

he sold them to Crazy Eddie

[@jkholtgreve]

@@michaellang8307 And Megatronix.

[@JoseGomez-cj1tq]

That was crazy eddy in New York he go 8 years for his ponzi scheme.

[@modtwentyeight]

The best "masterminds" are the ones that don't get caught.

[@buildinit6523]

2 YEARS. GOTTA LOVE CANADA

[@Alex-us2vw]

It’s a relatively minor charge in Canada, 2 years is actually quite stiff. Possession of stolen property over $5000 is the same charge regardless of value beyond $5000. Most would get off on probation for a first offence, but since his was quite large and organized her got jail time instead.

[@bababakhtora5402]

Gotta love treadu and his sikh cabinet

[@Toni-iw2ql]

Who did they harm???? Did they actually kill or make someones life a tragedy???.? They stole things a d resold them thus making some folks actually happy for paying less

[@savagex466-qt1io]

@@bababakhtora5402 O for sure ! So glad he doesnt use his party's money to pay for his childrens private school ! And he doesnt look like a nature snake like that other guy ... the blue guy

[@gullybull5568]

@@Toni-iw2ql is that true dude ?

[@estern001]

Thank God he wasn't smoking a joint. He might have gotten 10 years.

[@jdc1957]

Blue Ribbon Post.

[@johnvanzyl2960]

If it is against the law in Canada then he should get jail time, Sweetheart!

[@estern001]

@@johnvanzyl2960 Or, perhaps you're missing my point, cupcake.

[@johnvanzyl2960]

@@estern001 or perhaps you are missing my point?

[@Dr.randomrepairs]

@@johnvanzyl2960 or perhaps its a joke and it sailed clear over your head.

[@dennispfeifer7788]

Apparently, all the warehouse workers that were helping smiley got off without any penalty....

[@jofx4051]

They are partner in crime and gettting money from Mr Smiley, so they may think "Why not?"

[@axa897]

Crime pays 🤷😂😂😂

[@mick1325]

Mafia control

[@adamh3677]

This guy could have easily set up Amazon

[@trippen4391]

Lmao no bullshit 😆

[@ChairmanMo]

Amazon existed but not for selling shit online. It was more of a bookstore.

[@mrluigi9923]

Gotta love this bloke,i wonder if the padlocks i got on ebay came from his prison cell😂😂

[@stee8345]

Lol! Halfway through the episode I was like, "if only he could sell it all on eBay!"...

[@YAS.94]

IT TOOK THEM 13 FRIKIN YEARS!!!😂 Thanks SMILEY you've deffo put a smile on my face! 😁😁😂

[@thelegendaryblackbeastofar39]

You got to respect the fact that he protected his family.

[@blackoutgstar9949]

the son is a big time drug addict in china town now

[@wildestcowboy2668]

NEVER trust a Vietnamese

[@bobnewhart4318]

Can't be mad at this master mind

[@uaebifvideo5472]

Agree!!

[@greencandles9033]

2 years of free food, reading books, yard gym and free health care courtesy of tax payer's money. Got out and still a multi-millionaire. Mah Man!

[@filtech6469]

13 years before being caught.... very smart investigators!

[@johnvanzyl2960]

Why don’t you become an investigator and show us how it is done!

[@ChairmanMo]

@@johnvanzyl2960 Smiley outsmarted the Cops and even they show a certain respect for this guy and wished that Smiley had been a real businessman instead.

[@johnvanzyl2960]

@@ChairmanMo no evidence Sweetheart!!!

[@johnsradios484]

Two years and the other two get nothing. Smiley won.

[@emperorpenguin4663]

Good job Smiley.

[@madefromscratch9871]

13years and kept going , well it shows you if you share your wealth you can go alot further.

[@akalksander9184]

He wasn't american otherwise he would've known that the 13th year would be his unlucky year.

[@daz6704]

13 year investigation....were the cops in on it too?

[@fleetwoodbeechbum]

13 years of overtime

[@fleetwoodbeechbum]

@Mark Aim welcome to Canada

[@kaylonrome]

LMFAO

[@anthonyharper8161]

13 years...hmmmm

[@im90skid62]

13 years soo co operative police n law i like it i wana 1 month nt 13 years

[@nyk3334]

Wait, did I just hear, “13 years into the investigation”?

[@fleetwoodbeechbum]

Yeah, but it was for a good cause...to put someone away for a few months.

[@ryansymons8915]

seeing as he was only going to cop 2 yrs it doesn't seem like they had their best investigators on the job lol

[@cena-m2863]

13 years investigation wasted at least 12 million in taxpayers money to recover 1 million WTF

[@sahibshakka1942]

And if computer company didn't had came up with tracking device there was no way of police catching him I hope Mr smily enjoying his mansions in Vietnam

[@jofx4051]

It is old case, he was caught in 2004

[@harrickvharrick3957]

2 years, out in 16 months. with cash still stacked away anywhere that absolutely seems worth it!

[@willv7295]

It pays only $400 a week like really how can they say that wasn't a lot of money in the 80s that was great money some people in 2019 still don't make $400 a week

[@rankinesalvador1726]

Worshiping money?

[@shirleywong4333]

sum don even make any money

[@buildinit6523]

I MADE $400 WEEK IN 84. WAS OK. DIDNT STARVE

[@yvonneost12]

I remember $28 a week in 74 , part time vegie packing...and house payments of $54 a month LOL

[@JamesSmith-jq2jc]

It took 13 years because others were also cashing in on the bonanza. He wasn't the only mastermind I bet, the others that got away were. Hell, here in the US, you can steal 2.3 TRILLION DOLLARS and never be caught, even make millions on insider trading and never be caught OR investigated.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

It took 13 years because Canadian police are switch hitters

[@l1u1c1k]

2 years for a good job well done 👏👏👏

[@cindynimmore]

That was a vacation

[@GradyBaby13]

I can't believe the compliments he is given concerning how organized and unoticeable he was. And, his sentence was ONLY 2 years for stealing over a million dollars of OTHER PEOPLES PROPERTY!!!!

[@brightspark4817]

2 kin years and they say crime dont pay, id do 2 years for that i bet they didnt take all his belongings and leave him skint for it

[@basbosaize]

I guess they appreciate the work he has done This guy is gooood

[@wildestcowboy2668]

​@@brightspark4817😢so u sayin u fo sho go to prizun and drain all them hoses

[@Hugh-Jorgan]

​@@wildestcowboy2668he'd go to minimum or honor camp for nonviolent crime. Ain't no hoses getting drained up in there. Well maybe a few but there are plenty of willing participants.

[@lancethrust9488]

THATS ABOUT RIGHT GENTLEMAN THIEF , YOU YANKS JAIL TIMES IS WAY OVER THE TOP

[@CedarSproutHomestead]

Did this end with a guy saying you gotta respect a thief for being a good thief ?

[@animeandstuff5377]

well in theif standards he didnt hurt physically hurt anyone so guess he better.

[@iampeaking]

The real crime here is the ads every 4 minutes or so

[@firewallsniper]

install Adblocker Plus extension

[@chess747]

Haha so true.

[@kraybrother8768]

Forward the video all the way to the end then hit restart no ads thank me later

[@iampeaking]

No adblocker on KZbin app on iPad

[@nyk3334]

iampeaking then read the comment before you.

[@craigclark2379]

Woulda start my own business and get out of the shady stuff. That's how its suppose to go anyways.

[@bnegs521]

Loved masterminds. Great show!

[@JoseGarcia-vb3vh]

2 YEARS!!!!! IM MOVING TO CANADA 😭😭😭😭😭

[@stansmith9293]

loooool

[@gullybull5568]

10 Millions AHEAD OF YOU. better you stay there. Safer.

[@salimsg]

Let's team up.

[@yvonneost12]

hahahahahahaha

[@Ms_Tania]

Jose Garcia Tania(

[@alize76ax]

2 yrs! Thats like, he's on vacation. Wowzer!

[@mattimaranda9638]

I need a guy like him as a boss.

[@alfredchipembele8591]

Smiley is a mastermind, he knew he wasn’t going for a long time that’s why he pleaded guilty so that his family could be released to go and prepare a place to live in native Vietnam; never to be poor AGAIN! The ma came to make his millions, he couldn’t have gone back POOR??

[@rxtuninginc8444]

Im sure he had plenty hidden away.

[@rxtuninginc8444]

@Adam Chapman well as a bank robber in Canada, if you manage to do it without any weapons and not hurting anybody, if you get caught the sentence might be rather light. If you can manage to hide hide money away in a safe place, you might have a nice chunk of change to look forward to after you serve your time.

[@jessesan2003]

He had reason to be smiling. 😁

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

1- 13 years investigation? WTF? 2- Just 2 years? Probably out in 1 year for good behavior (and enjoying all his money for the rest of his life) 3- Well, welcome to Canada

[@animeandstuff5377]

just so uk the reason canada and the neatherlands do this is because it was scientifically proven that long jail sentences do squat for the wellbeing of society and that rehabilitation is the better outcome.

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

@@animeandstuff5377 So let's just the criminals do whatever they want...

[@animeandstuff5377]

@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 look bro getting revenge/satisfaction and putting a person in prison for a long time makes you feel good sure..but does it better society in the long run ..simple answer no. So whats the point then ...well nothing. However, with rehabilitation the criminal can stop being a degenerate and go live a normal life. Consider the fact that people who were abused physically by their parent are more likely to do it to their children. If, hypothetically, they have children and get caught for abusing them what good will sending them to prison do when after their sentence they can just leave and go continue the cycle. Instead of that, then you can get help for both the abused/victim and stop the cycle. You have to kill the source of the problem not the result. Last thing is that you still can be sentenced but the longest sentence is up to 25 years like in the Netherlands.

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

@@animeandstuff5377 It's not about revenge or satisfaction, it's about justice. With that kind of low sentences, you're basically telling people they can commit any crime with virtually no consequences.

[@animeandstuff5377]

@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 lol which definition of justice wants a society with no chance of forgiveness. Plus the vast majority of crimes are caused by inequality in society and having long sentences only increases that inequality which then increases crime. Additionally most people, with or without sentences being present, dont just have the desire to commit hard core crimes like murder/rape + the safest countries in the world would be America if long sentences meant anything but both canada/norway are ranked as safer and have way lower sentences.

[@youngeshmoney]

I worked in a warehouse at the airport and I can tell you, it's very easy to pull off something like this and not get caught. After the planes were unloaded, the cargo would be "broken down" and "located". Authorized truck drivers would come to pick up whatever they needed, they would have the proper paperwork. The problem was, the truck drivers would usually park their truck at the docks before they got their paperwork. Which would make it very easy for a warehouse worker to hop on the forklift and take a skid full of iPhones and iPads and put in the truck of the driver he's in cahoots with, it's never happened, but I thought of it and it could've gone by very smoothly without any way of them being able to pin you unless someone snitches.

[@tonymemory2279]

@kobe Bryant they dont rape people in prison over theft. they only rape molestors and snitches.

[@maurogomez1585]

This is one of the best videos of masterminds.

[@randyjohnson3412]

Such a mastermind that he let his brain become terminally corrupted by money.

[@randyjohnson3412]

@@RawDogTV okay raw dog TV lmao whatever you say.

[@zakibad3140]

After sentence ,he start new life ,noodle shop business

[@iamricreid]

A true G...He didn’t snitch or implicate

[@finished6267]

And he had a fucking CODE. these kids are lacking out there b.

[@jessesan2003]

He had a passion for delivery.

[@checkmate3303]

Happy ending for smiley..

[@thedude5599]

Triads Triads Triads you bet he was well organized.

[@rodrigomorales5191]

runned out of free american greed shows here on yt. Glad i found this show lol

[@YOGI-yl4ff]

The mental gymnastics he had to go through to coordinate his crime spree. Impressive. Las Vegas, NV Jan 6, 2022

[@bigd9526]

Definitely master mind got a good deal to and took it like a real G didn't throw his wife and son under the bus

[@bigd9526]

But these days if a person is facing 1 month they snitch so agreed for old school but for new gen

[@Beiskraft]

@Mij Marbaz I think they never tell you how much you gonna get. You first make the deal and hope for the best..

[@Truckingsx]

@Mij Marbaz hope you know that before any deals were made. He doesn't know what his future holds . Before he goes any further with his cooperation in the case he wanted to take full responsibility for everything. Clear any wrongdoings of his wife and stepson. This only way he cooperated then got sentenced later

[@Alan-fx6jw]

He took the blames knowing that his money is still out there with his wife and step son. He made it look like he's a hero in their eyes so when he gets out in 2 years, they're still share the money with him rather than the wife takes the money and be with another dude. Just looking at his face and you know he's a cunning guy.

[@muniramir1626]

mastermind and brave man

[@maurogomez1585]

Very excellent Mr. Smiley!!!

[@mikedawolf95]

He had to have buried some cash woods somewhere, he was well organized and knew what he was doing.

[@rafaelnunez4725]

the problem with this kind of "masterminders" is greed, they make a lot of money even more money that they ever hope for, but continue doing the bad thing.Greed, greed is the worst of enemies, if they have just stop once they reach a million or two and invest in legal business they would have never being caught and even if they eventually got caught they would have legal money to pay off they crimes, but they want more, more, and more of the bad

[@gottalovesaurav]

rightly said

[@jkholtgreve]

Or if they at least invest enough in legit enterprises to launder the money through them. Launderers with successful legitimate fronts are busted way less often than those without.

[@maurogomez1585]

What a very nice video. Very educational. Nice one.

[@Quetzachapin]

If I want to commit a crime that it’s gonna take me 13 years and I’ll rake in millions and all I have to do is 2 years in a penitentiary and retire after that ,,, then Canada 🇨🇦 is the perfect country.

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

He could've retired way before and still be a millionaire, greed kept him in business...

[@kcmo1992]

The Amazon before the Amazon!

[@i000_]

"13 Years", Dang they have some sorry AS investigators!

[@Carmen-Electra]

13 years!!! After all those years then it’s a legit business 😂

[@kennedymcgovern5413]

I need to move to Canada and become a criminal. Two years. Wow! In another of these, a kid counterfeited 16 million dollars, and he only got two years as well. You know good and well that this guy was worth more than the six million he handed over. And the other kid...he came out a multi millionaire too. I tell you what Canada, for just ONE million dollars, I will come up there and do two years RIGHT NOW!

[@oneflyguy1949]

no you don't

[@kennedymcgovern5413]

@@oneflyguy1949 Haha. Agreed.

[@OOH-AL]

Smiley about that life

[@loneranger7877]

Respect to him for taking the full blame and getting his accomplices off the hook.. *I'm sure he still had some cash or property hidden LOL

[@Alan-fx6jw]

He took the blames knowing that his money is still out there with his wife and step son. He made it look like he's a hero in their eyes so when he gets out in 2 years, they still share the money with him rather than the wife takes the money and be with another dude. Just looking at his face and you know he's a cunning guy.

[@alexszatmary2279]

Police could of install some tracing bugs randomly on some of the cargo boxes, would of turn up where they go. Wouldn't take 13 years investigation. That video is a proof of Canadian police incompetence.

[@rxtuninginc8444]

They could have planted some product that would only be leaving if it was stolen and caught him way sooner.

[@ChairmanMo]

What are the police going to do? Air tag or RFID chip every possible piece of high value cargo? Oh the technology for these kinds of things were in their infancy so the tech was no good. The GPS trackers from the late 1990s were the size of a small Nokia phone. Also do you know how many 1000s of pieces of cargo you would have had to tag and track. Even if you do it using 2023 technology this would be logistical nightmare to handle even if you were the US Alphabet agencies. Also the airport workers who were taking the stuff for Smiley are not stupid, they would have just grabbed all the untagged stuff or told Smiley about the tagging and then bye. And even if Smiley did not get the info about it from the airport workers, Teresa would have found it about it too. At the end of the day what you suggested would not have worked.

[@ChairmanMo]

@@rxtuninginc8444 There was too much stuff and you would need to have the planted cargo be put their by the air cargo workers...but the thing is that which one of these guys were on Benny's pay roll.

[@edwardfalcus7013]

Now you know why Vietnam never loses a war! Their folks are smart!!

[@samplautz5586]

Apparently it wasn't simple enough to check the records along with the cameras to see that something left but wasn't recorded? I guess it was the 90s but I feel like they still could have done that back then

[@tenfold7493]

I love this show, takes me back to 2014 having no internet and found this show on some random tv channels about 6 pages in. Used to sit and smoke bongs and get lost in the stories

[@eastside_slim2603]

A true master mind .

[@spideywhiplash]

Damn, I wish I was a burglar that stumbled across Smily's cash while robbing his stash pad.

[@seadkarajic7268]

The good old days when u got 2 years for stealing 7 million $. Fast forward to 2020. Get 35 to life for a 1000$

[@draco2xx]

one thing for certain you cant stay in that business forever, eventually everything will start to crumble. smiley made more than enough to disappear but he overstayed his stay

[@jupitorious7925]

2 years I would love that detox.. Early nights, gym, reading, learning a new language... Thanks suckers

[@queengreen1873]

Lol

[@tonymontana9628]

ONLY TWO YEARS WELL I MIGHT TRY.I WANNA BE RICH TOO😲

[@doncarvalo3691]

This guy is damn clever .

[@dreadfog]

Don Carvalo Or the police were really dumb. Could the trucks not have been checked for legitimate material lists?

[@doncarvalo3691]

This was just the start of the internet era and the cops did not hVe a cyber cell at that time . Would not call them dumb they were just lagging behind technology so no way to check online for stolen items .

[@dreadfog]

Don Carvalo Checking for rec. lists does not require internet.

[@dreadfog]

Don Carvalo A police officer posted at the security gate checking trucks leaving is not rocket science.

[@dreadfog]

Don Carvalo 13 years makes me wonder if he was paying off police.

[@emac1513]

Idk why I'm over here rooting for him. Lol.

[@j.walker3498]

wonder how many coffee cans buried in his backyard. walls insulated with cash.

[@rxtuninginc8444]

The houses would have been seized too I'm sure seeing as how they likely deemed them proceeds from crime.

[@finished6267]

Spread the $ around, stayed solid, kept his mouth shut , took that boy in as his own, taught the boy how to hustle around this yakubian nonsense. That's a man right there , with a CODE! Should have kept it gangster tho. Someone talked.

[@markfox2043]

Maybe so, but, maybe stock count was off count,.

[@jessesan2003]

Smiley was living the American Dream 🇺🇸

[@sumisumi-by8xv]

Hahahahaahhaah well done to a 13 year investigation just so you can lock the guy up for 2 years, well, never mind,he will be out in 1 year for good behavior. Not to mention I'm sure he was smart enough so he well have plenty of cash when he gets released

[@hectorcolon4346]

They'll follow him when he gets out.

[@reconforsales7708]

I wouldn't do 1 week for any amount of money- I couldn't handle jail.

[@dreadfog]

Hector Colon I’m sure the Police don’t want to spend more time and money . Wonder the total money spent during the 13 year investigation?

[@southsiderob1000]

I agree I guarantee he had more money that they did not find and they also got the cash and merchandise so it's like the police got paid but I agree 13 years to give a guy two years how much did that cost the taxpayers I guess in the end nothing because they kept his money and all the stuff well somebody stuff hahaha

[@southsiderob1000]

@@hectorcolon4346 that's just a myth they will not follow him that's only on TV only way they'll catch him or mess with him when he gets out is if he gets into some kind of trouble again

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

Gotta repeat what so many have written: ONLY TWO YEARS!!!?

[@danielb27]

Libtards

[@TuyenPham-yn6nw]

I respect NO ONE for stealing thousands of dollars of my precious goods and only get two years in the slammers. Twenty years without parole sound more reasonable!

[@tichtich5710]

This is how an empire is built

[@myytchannel6632]

White collar crime. He gets away with very little punishment. Only 2 years in jail. This was a true mastermind.

[@manchesterunitedakamrtread8317]

Blue color

[@bludika]

True masterminds don’t get caught lol

[@gameonyolo1]

Hold up. He and his fam was ballin for 13 years, prolly had a shit load of other money, and he only served 2 years😭😭😭 legend.

[@MusicforMe123]

13 years investigation and the mastermind got 2 years in prison.

[@localscam769]

PUTTING ALL THESE ADS ON A FILM THAT IS NOT THEIRS SHOULD BE CRIMINAL

[@bluexiong3492]

Mr smiley is smiling at the Canadian smoking a cigar and say yall ain't got nothing on me I still have millions stashed away in another storage unit

[@simsim6254]

Great job.. I am inspired

[@JG7Racer]

2 years for 14 years or so stealing. Should serve at least 1 year for every year stealing. 😕

[@peterolejar]

No my nigga

[@lelibelashabakabel8035]

only got 2 years,yeah he was a mastermind.

[@squeezedtreepak]

13 years of tryna figure out who did it and he got arrested for 2 years fucking love it Canadians are to nice

[@uaebifvideo5472]

He's so smart ,i wouldn't put him in jail !!he should've been hired to track frauds.

[@gotacallfromvishal]

you would hire a thief huh...obviously you do not own a business or are in any important role

[@uaebifvideo5472]

@@gotacallfromvishal FYI ,hackers are hired for internet security. No need to try to insult people here !!.

[@gotacallfromvishal]

@@uaebifvideo5472 i really do not want to insult you but that is an even dumber comment. the vast majority of hackers, at least in the 2600 scene, are not thieves or fraudsters, they simply have a curiosity and interest in security. and fbi is having issues hiring 'hackers' because most hackers have admitted to smoking weed. let alone that nobody in the right mind wants to hire a thief

[@samtheprogram]

5:06 that bag though

[@empireStyle]

2 year sentence? thats amazing!!

[@adamfrbs9259]

Ya an asian kid selling computer stuff out of the back of a jeep always seems legit to me.

[@danielb27]

Love it

[@dumperrjohnson781]

A hero. Enabled a chance and a choice of how you looked.

[@justinwilliamson7589]

Renting public storage space can be risky.......but purchasing 2 new houses isn't.

[@ConneshoeurKicks910]

Took the charges and got 2 years. Best believe he still had money when he got out. His wife knew what to do. That's why he took the charges

[@jofx4051]

Ofc it is obvious thing that all people think He is probably have more money than what he paid to police

[@wez123123123]

All of the warehouse workers should have been charged with conspiracy

[@petej8556]

They were charged with fashion crimes as it came to light many of them had worn shell suits in the 80's.

[@ChairmanMo]

Canada is still a Constitutional Monarchy with representative democracy as its form of government. You can't just do mass arrests and indefinite detentions. Even rounding them up and locking them up for 24 hours would violate the Charter.

[@frankdenardo8684]

You should do a show on the Lufthansa robbery. This heist that was done in Toronto is similar in nature. Henry Hill's job was to steel money Air Canada. The money was from the American tourists. The Lufthansa job was at JFK, Air Canada was out of Newark.

[@johannesmusa1393]

Now, That's a OG fosho!!

[@joefriday6447]

14 15 or so years making millions.. For what? 2 yrs and a petty 6mill to pay back after making prolly well well over that.. Seems totaly worth it.. No one got hurt no one had to rat on noone.. Id be all smiley.. I mean smiles

[@dreadfog]

Joe Friday Add in the amount of tax money needed to pay for a 13 year investigation...more millions.