THE DELALCAZAR CRIME FAMILY – VIOLENT AND DANGEROUS
THERE IS NO JUSTICE FOR THE VICTIMS OF CRIME AND THE DELALCAZAR CRIME FAMILY’S HISTORY SHOWS US EXACTLY WHY THE SYSTEM IS NOT WORKING.
This country has a revolving door court system for those who commit these heinous acts of violence and drug trafficking offences. Lawyers work in the grey area, looking for any loophole they can find to get their client off. Judges don’t give a damn, it’s just another day on the bench dealing with incorrigibles who have no respect for the law. It’s a big business, and the only winners here are the lawyers and the criminals. Some of these high priced lawyers will take cash under the table because it helps pay the mooring fees for their boats docked in Sidney harbor.
Why is it that the police and the courts go easy on the Delalcazar brothers? Is there no policing appetite, resources or ability to bring them down for serious charges? The brothers have sexually assaulted several young women over the years. Their victims were young, innocent and vulnerable so after the assaults the girls stayed silent out of fear of retribution. Our justice system does not take seriously the rape and sexual abuse of women therefore only about 10% of victims ever come forward to report the crime.
The system was designed to protect the offender – and that needs to change.
Assault/Threatening K files. These are domestic abuse cases where woman have been assaulted/beaten and left to suffer the trauma of their assault, where the men walk away with nothing more than a slap on the wrist which is basically sending a message that it is okay to abuse women.
I use the Delalcazar brothers as an example only because they are vile violent offenders who have preyed on innocent victims in our community for years. The Delalcazar brothers formed the Esquimalt Crip gang, and in the mid/late 90’s, early 2000’s this group of violent young people preyed on anyone who dared to get in their way. In 2001, young Nicholas Chow Johnson was attacked by members of the Crips gang while innocently walking the streets of Esquimalt. Nicholas suffered a fractured skull, was blinded in one eye, paralyzed on one side, brain damaged, and left in a vegetative state for the rest of his life. Harry Hiscock, Eldriegson Delalcazar, Cory Patterson and Cody Robinson were charged in that vicious senseless attack and just 10 days earlier Eldreigson Delalcazar and Harry Hiscock were charged with another senseless violent attack. Both were arrested, charged, and convicted.
[16] I note that Justice Newbury’s comment about specific deterrence was perhaps more relevant to the co-accused, Eldreigson Delalcazar, and not to Mr. Hiscock, since this was Mr. Hiscock’s second adult offence, the first being for theft under. Justice Newbury continued:
2002 BCSC 1772 (CanLII) | R. v. Hiscock | CanLII
Today Cody Robinson is still friends of the Delalcazars and still very active in criminal activity.
https://www.facebook.com/cody.robinson.3367/friends_all
In 2001 Harry Hiscock and Jefferson Delalcazar were denied access to a house party. They returned a few hours later, pushed their way in and beat two people with a chain and a metal pipe. Jason Wasney’s arm was broken by the metal pipe smashing onto it, and Paul Synott had his ear sliced open when Delalcazar brought the pipe down on this head.
There are members of this Delalcazar family that work in the school system in our communities. How is it possible that with their criminal history they could get a job working in our schools? How is it possible that even one of them could find employment on this island?
The costS of the criminal justice process is a TREMENDOUS burden on the justice system. From the initial police investigation, to the policing process, charge process and then court trial proceedings, the costs are unimaginable. Homicides impose by far the heaviest economic burden on the justice system, while sexual assaults and aggravated assaults follow. Society pays for crime when individuals decide to pursue a criminal career rather than participate in the legitimate marketplace as productive citizens.
THE DELALCAZAR BROTHERS HAVE COST THE JUSTICE SYSTEM AND SOCIETY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. The brothers live in our communities and are a threat to our communities. They continue to traffic narcotics, they continue to assault people and this puts the lives of anyone around them at risk. They have violent tempers, a short fuse and can lose it when something doesn’t go their way. The justice system has not imposed penalties that reflect the seriousness of their crimes and the impact is felt by all their victims.
WHO MURDERED SHANE WILSON? The Delalcazars brothers and their good friend Vid Acevedo had a strong motive to want Shane gone. But remember boys, whatever information Shane already shared with the police is still admissible in a court of law. By murdering Shane you may have scared others into silence but regardless your days are likely numbered.
If the Delalcazar brothers & Vid were not involved in Lindsay’s murder then we are definitely looking at the HA. And that would mean that Jason Zailo and Zachary Matheson were involved.
ARE THE DELALCAZARS AND VID RESPONSIBLE FOR LINDSAY BUZIAK’S MURDER? What was their connection to the Zailo family in 2007/2008?
In 2013 the Saanich Police were seen parked out in front of the Delalcazar family home on Carrie Street in Esquimalt. Not just once but numerous times. The Delalcazar residence is in Esquimalt so why would the Saanich Police have the Carrie Street property under surveillance? It’s not their jurisdiction. Could it be that the Delalcazar brothers were considered suspects in Lindsay Buziak’s murder? What other possible reason could there be? This is not fiction, this is the truth. A person who lived just up the street used to watch from their upstairs bedroom window and would monitor the coming and goings of the Saanich Police vehicles. The police would sometimes stay for 45 minutes to 1 hour. Oh yes, they are definitely suspects in this heinous crime.
It is possible HOWEVER, THAT even though the Delalcazars were the main suspects back then, just maybe they are not the MAIN SUSPECTS TODAY.
DID CIRILO BAUTISTA LOPEZ CALL THE HIT LINDSAY BUZIAK?
CIRILO BAUTISTA LOPEZ HAD THE POWER TO CALL THE HIT ON LINDSAY BUZIAK. His nephew Erickson Delalcazar had just been busted in Calgary and suffered an $8 million loss. Now that certainly is enough motive to call a hit. Cirilo would want retribution. It is possible that Leopoldo Beltran was the killer and if that is the case – without a doubt the order would have come from Cirilo. Court transcripts say that Cirilo was at the top of the heap and at one time a member of the Rock Machine.
As for Leopoldo Beltran if he had any connections to the cartel he would have been a small player. Here’s a guy who has entered Canada illegally 3 times, then is finally deported in late 2010. The facts don’t support that a guy who has to sneak into the country has any power at all. Would a top cartel member be slumming with the likes of the Delalcazar brothers, Vid, Medardo and Miguel Franco Rivas? NO! He would be the guy sitting back giving the orders. Instead he was running drugs and was taken down in the Calgary Drug bust in the fall of 2008.
WHO WERE THE FINANCIERS OF THE DRUG SHIPMENT THAT WAS DESTINED FOR CALGARY IN 2007/2008? THE UP-FRONT MONEY WOULD NEED TO BE UPWARDS OF $2 MILLION.
THE CONSPIRATORS AND KILLERS – The Murder of Lindsay Buziak (murderondesousa.com)
CIRILO BAUTISTA LOPEZ entered this country in the mid 80’s. Then in 1993 Cirilo’s sister Susan Delalcazar arrived with her family. Cirilo was a career criminal with ties to organized crime and he taught his nephews everything he knew. In 1998 Cirilo Lopez, Ming Tsang, and Clinton Smart/Green were busted and charged with conspiracy to traffic in narcotics. Cirilo was sentenced to 4 years, Ming Tsang 2 years. Cirilo was released in March 2000, but while on release he was charged with assault causing bodily harm. He was returned to William Head once again. Upon his release this time, he went straight back to the streets selling drugs. There is no finer example of how the Catch & Release system works in B.C. than the criminal history of Cirilo Lopez. He was a major player with ties to some very dangerous people.
In 2010, he was back at it again, and was busted for trafficking in narcotics in Winnipeg Manitoba. However, it would be a few years before a sentence was handed down. In 2014, the Manitoba judge handed down a 10-year sentence to Lopez, and in court transcripts referred to him as being at the top of the heap. In other words, he was considered one of the leaders of this criminal organization. Court transcripts also state that Cirilo Lopez was a member of the ROCK MACHINE. The Rock Machine gang was formed shortly after 8 members of the Bandidos were lured to a farm in the outskirts of Toronto, then shot in the head at close range. It was a power play – they were shot by members of their own organization. The group then splintered and Cirilo, once a member of the BANDIDOS hooked up with the ROCK MACHINE. Cirilo Bautista is an incorrigible who has no will or desire to change.
“Through the course of police surveillance, it was determined that Dritsas’s cocaine operation was substantially supplied by CIRILO BAUTISTA LOPEZ who resided in British Columbia and was known to have many drug contacts and had conducted his operation on a long-term basis. Further, he was a member of the Rock Machine organization.”
[9] Dritsas was an individual who trafficked at the cocaine kilogram level. According to the trial testimony of Sergeant Blake Wawryk of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, this level was the highest achievable in the City of Winnipeg’s drug hierarchy. Through the course of police surveillance, it was determined that Dritsas’s cocaine operation was substantially supplied by British Columbia resident Cirilo Lopez.
Lopez was known to have many drug contacts and had conducted his operation on a long-term basis. Further, he was a member of the Rock Machine organization. The various relationships between Dritsas and his co-offenders have been described as follows:
2013 MBQB 186 (CanLII) | R. v. Dritsas | CanLII
https://ca.vlex.com/vid/lopez-v-nat-parole-680833661
CIRILO BAUTISTA LOPEZ – HALFWAY HOUSE
Cirilo Lopez was released from prison in early 2017, after serving only 2 1/2 years of a 10-year sentence. He returned to BC, and as per his parole release conditions was housed in a halfway house in downtown Vancouver – The Vancouver Harbor Light Halfway House which is run by the Salvation Army and located at 119 East Cordova. Whether he still resides there today is unknown but it is most likely he is back on the streets selling narcotics. Evidenced by pictures, one thing is crystal clear, the Lopez family and the Delalcazars have welcomed Cirilo back into the family with open arms.
CIRILO LOPEZ NO LONGER LIVES IN A HALF-WAY HOUSE. In the summer of 2021 he relocated to Coquitlam.
ELDREIGSON DELALCAZAR
OCTOBER 2001 Assault causing bodily harm,
Ordered to stand trial.
R. v. Hiscock, 2002 BCCA 647 – 2002/12/02
Court of AppealHighlighted
Sentences of six months’ incarceration upheld for two young men convicted of uttering a threat and mischief, respectively. They had already served seven and eight months in prison, respectively, making the terms equivalent to two years, after allowing double time for pre-trial custody. The circumstances of the incident were aggravated, involving a large group of youths who threatened a man and woman simply walking on the street at night. Sentencing judge was entitled to view this as serious and to consider recent events in local community.
OCT 2010 Assault causing bodily hard
10 day trial
EMERSON DELALCAZAR
JAN 1999 Assault (K FILE)
90 days conditional sentence, 18 months probation
MAR 2000 Aggravated Assault
18 months probation
FEB 2001 Possession of an unauthorized firearm.
$400. fine – lifetime firearm ban
OCT 2003 Mischief $5,000 & under
6 months probation, 6 months suspended sentence
NOV 2004 Assault causing bodily harm. Mischief $5,000 & under.
12 month probation 10 -year firearm ban
MAR 2005 Breach of Undertaking
7 days jail
JUNE 2006 Breach of Undertaking
$200. fine
OCT 2020 Assault, Mischief $5,00 & under, Intimidation using violence/threats
12 months probation. (K file)
ERICKSON DELALCAZAR
MAR 1999 (KFILE) Assault
90 days condition sentence, 18 months probation
DEC 2001
Ban on Publication
JUNE 2002 Willfully resisting a police officer
6 months probation, 6 month suspended sentence
JULY 2003 Assault causing bodily harm
45 days conditional sentence, 9 months probation
JULY 2004 Breach of undertaking
$400. fine
NOV 2004 Breach of Conditional Sentence
6 months probation
APRIL 2007 Breach of probation order
$800. fine
JULY 2007 Breach of Probation Order
$500. fine, 6 days jail
JAN 2008 CALGARY DRUG BUST
4 – year sentence
MAY 2016 (K FILE) Assault
18 months probation
JAN 2017 Driving while license suspended
$500. fine, 1 year driving prohibition
MAY 2017 Possession for the purpose of trafficking
Charges stayed
FEB 2018 (K FILE) Breach of Undertaking
1 day jail
MAY 2018 (KFILE) Breach of Undertaking
1 day jail
MAY 2018 (K FILE) Assault
Probation
FEB 2021 (KFILE) Assault, uttering threats to cause death
JULY 2/2021 STAY OF PROCEEDINGS (SOP)
The girl he assaulted probably refused to testify against him. Now Erickson is free to go and beat the next woman he dates.
JEFFERSON DELALCAZAR
SEPT 2002 Breach of Probation
1 day jail
JUNE 2003 Causing a disturbance
$100. fine
FEB 2006 Breach of recognizance
$100. fine
JULY 2007 Possession for the purpose of trafficking
ORDERED TO STAND TRIAL IN SUPREME COURT
NOV 2007 Ban on Publication
DEC 2007 Driving while prohibited
6 month probation
APRIL 2008 Possession for the purpose of trafficking, trafficking in a controlled substance, breach of under tak.
6 months jail, 10 year weapon prohibition
OCT 2010 (KFILE) Assault causing bodily harm, criminal harassment
18 months jail
OCTOBER 2010 Assault causing bodily harm
2 years jail
JUNE 2014 Driving while prohibited
14 days jail 18 month driving prohibition
OCT 2014 Driving while prohibited
14 days jail, 18 month driving prohibition
MAY 2015 (KFILE) Unlawful confinement, assault, threats
Charges stayed.
MARCH 2015 Driving while prohibited
1 day jail, 2 year driving prohibition
JAN 2016 Driving while prohibited
90 days jail, 2-year probation
FEB 2000 Impaired driving, Refusal to give a sample
STILL PENDING
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