Donald Bryce Lyons, 51, was executed June 15, 2024 in Princeton. The father of 2 was a founding member of the Independent Soldiers. Cops responded to reports of shots fired at 2:30 p.m. Princeton RCMP located an unresponsive man in the driveway of a home on Princeton Summerland Road. The street knows who the killers are. It is no secret. This space wonders why the Sandher brothers have remained vertical this long. That could change.
Key suspects in the murder of Donnie Lyons are Prataj Singh Sandher and Gurtaj Singh Sandher. Prabtaj was likely the man who pulled the trigger to make his bones with the Sinaloa Cartel. The hit was ordered by Edgar Watson.
Prabtaj Sandher Gurtaj Sandher Edgar Watson
Lyons survived over 25 years in gangland. He had a very long history with police.
Donny Lyons, HA Larry Amero and Sukhvir Deo.
Donny Lyons was a member of the HAMC puppet club The Kingpins run by Dale Habib. The Sandhers brothers were also involved with the Habibs and The Kingpins MC. The Sandher crime family maintains ties with the Habibs to this day.
Dave Habib, Dale’s brother, is close to Mohini Singh. Habib is supporting Min Rhandhawa for MP. She is Mohini Singh’s best friend.
Its said they refer to all whites as ‘pink people’.
Min Rhandhawa is running for the Conservative Party of Canada for Vernon-Lake Country-Monashee. She is Sikh. Here. MakeItMin2024@gmail.com
Lyons was associated with the IS since it was formed. The group’s influence peaked in the 2000s. The gang had dozens of members in B.C. and Alberta. Some IS went on to form the Wolfpack with some Hells Angels and some Red Scorpions.
The boys can Thank Ben ‘Bendover’ Bulmer at infonews.ca in Vernon for getting outed.
Had Bendover Bulmer not involved himself, the boys would NOT have been revealed as the killers of Donnie Lyons. Bendover caused a deal to be made for information. Had that deal not occurred, the brothers would NOT have been fingered as the killer of Lyons. Bendover Bulmer put necks in a noose. Laughably he was paid by Sami El-Helou.
Conservation officer Ken Owens is under investigation for receiving upwards of $50k from the Sandhers for quashing the ALC investigation into their water steal on Black Mountain. Money went to Brandon Jacobsen of the ALC, and Gavin Dew of ConservativeB.C. Fintrac flagged a crypto cash out sent from a Sami El-Helou bitcoin wallet at the bank account of Ken Owens at RBC in August.
ken.owens@gov.bc.ca
Brandon Jacobsen
"I reviewed your complaint regarding the alleged quarry/gravel extraction happening at 4502 Pyman Road and subsequently Goudie Road, Kelowna. In my review I don’t see any ALCA contraventions present. I’m concerned that the alleged information you’re receiving from residents in the area specifically the pictures may not be accurate to the complaint. Please note accessing private property to take pictures of alleged contraventions will not be utilized by the ALC in its investigations. The ALC doesn’t advocate for complainants to trespass onto private property without a property owners’ permission. The ALC considers this matter closed, if you want to provide the names of the residents that are providing you this information about alleged contraventions, please let us know and we can contact them ourselves."
The busted red-handed Brandon Jacobsen instantly ran to his boss, ALC Compliance and Enforcement Supervisor - Dave Birchmore. Dave.Birchmore@gov.bc.ca brandon.jacobsen@gov.bc.ca
ALRlanduseconcern@gov.bc.ca
Photo of 4502 Pyman Road shows an unpermitted irrigation lagoon containing stolen crown water.
Mike's Creek used to run under Goudie Road. The area is now Punjabi wasteland.
Bir Sandher, sons Gurtaj and Prabtaj.
In January 2022 police were called after the Sandhers obstructed an inspection.
There are 3 records by the MoE starting in 2020, (50.063/-119.4157) (49.875296/-119.2) and (50.4124/-119.262). The first was for tapping crown ground water, the last in late 2022 for diverting Dave's Creek. Here.
The Water Sustainability Act was implemented in 2016 so that streams and aquifers can be managed to keep them sustainable. Groundwater is a shared resource and excessive use for profit will deplete it. Licensing allows measurement of how much water is being consumed and the collection of usage fees. Fines for offenders range to a maximum of $500k. One may check B.C. water licenses without difficulty. HERE. There is not a water license in place for the consumption of ground water at Black Mountain.
Sandher’s cherry expansion of 343 acres is in Kelowna’s eastern city limits. The ground is within the Regional District of Central Okanagan and is in the ALR. Residents raised concerns about soil movement, drainage and noise. Its said the slope cuts above Highway 33 to plant the orchard had no geotechnical or environmental studies done. Its said the Sandhers have piped in water from an unpermitted source and are stealing crown water. Sandher applied to the Black Mountain Irrigation District (BMID) in 2021 to get water to its 1,058 new acres. That triggered an application by BMID to the province to extend its boundaries. It was so ordered on October 23, 2023. According to a MoU, Sandher is required to pay for a 14km pipeline of unknown cost and $4,516.29 per acre to buy in the water rights for agriculture from BMID. That would be $4,777,928. An agreement between the parties is overdue. Expanded Upland Reservoir storage of 2600 ML is needed to service Sandher. Funding for that isn’t spelled out. GP Sandher Holdings Ltd. has plans to plant 650,000 trees.
Highway 33 could be buried in a mudslide, with debris entering Mission Creek, which borders the Westbank first nation Medicine Creek reservation. The area has unstable silt slopes. Landslides and washouts are common.
A landslide caused extensive damage along Highway 33 near Rock Creek in 2018. BMID’s main conduit from Mission Creek to the water distribution system was compromised due to an unstable slope.
Prabtaj Sandher was the star in a promotional video for Delta Water Products in January 2023. The water supply system for the 343 acres of cherry trees on Black Mountain was operational then.
