The United Nations UN , is a criminal gang which originating in the Vancouver , British Columbia , area and more recently grew to the rest of the Canadian territory in the s. The UN gang was formed in Abbotsford in by a group of high-school friends from around the Fraser Valley. Maybe he was born white, but his soul was never White. James Coulter, the best friend of Rouche recalled: "It started slowly. I started using E-ecstasy-just to stay awake and stay balanced because when you take ecstasy and you drink, it sort of counterbalances, you don't get high from ecstasy and you don't get drunk from drinking.
But as soon as the ecstasy wears off, you are super, super drunk. Then I just started using crack, just for an extra high. Maybe it was take the stress away, I don't know. And you know, they would go to the gym in the day, and that really conflicted with my warehouse hours. And they had a couple of jobs here or there for me, and they would say, 'Hey do you want to learn how to grow marijuana?
Rouche began to work for a Vietnamese organized crime figure known as Vu. They began a profitable drug-running enterprise involving helicopters flying across the US-Canada border trading much sought after British Columbian cannabis for cocaine to be sold in Canada. C Bud strain of marijuana is very popular in the United States, becoming the United Nations gang's principle source of revenue. Bud strain: "It was so prized, so valued, that in some places, it was actually bartered kilo-for-kilo with cocaine, a feat unimaginable with any other strain of marijuana".
Bud and the other superior strains was such that the vast majority of the best marijuana in British Columbia was exported with the inferior strains being sold locally. The name, United Nations UN , alludes to the various ethnic origins of the members. The dominant organized crime group in British Columbia as in much of the rest of Canada are the Hells Angels, who only accept whites, and as such the United Nations gang attracted non-white members, usually second-generation Vietnamese-Canadians and Lao-Canadians.
You don't want to be bullied around. Numbers rule. We had a lot of numbers". The next weekend, the Hells Angels supporters together with a number of actual Hells Angels arrived at the Animals nightclub.
