Larry Amero

Larry Amero is a Canadian outlaw biker and alleged organized-crime figure affiliated with the Hells Angels and the Wolfpack Alliance.

Larry Amero is a Canadian outlaw biker and alleged organized-crime figure associated with the Hells Angels and the Wolfpack Alliance. He was convicted in 2022 of two counts of conspiracy to commit murder in connection with the killings of Sandip Duhre and Sukh Dhak. Amero has been identified in Canadian media as a prominent figure in British Columbia organized crime.

Early life and background

Publicly available sources identify Amero as a Canadian man born in 1977, but provide limited detail about his early life. Most coverage focuses on his involvement in outlaw biker and gang networks in British Columbia and Quebec.

Criminal associations

Amero has been linked by media and court reporting to the Hells Angels and the Wolfpack Alliance. He has also been described as part of wider Lower Mainland organized-crime networks.

2011 Kelowna shooting

Amero was one of the people injured in the 2011 shooting outside the Delta Grand Hotel in Kelowna. The attack killed Jonathan Bacon and drew major attention to gang conflict in British Columbia.

Murder-conspiracy case

In 2018, Amero was arrested in connection with the killings of Sandip Duhre and Sukh Dhak. In 2022, he was convicted of two counts of conspiracy to commit murder in that case.

Public profile

Amero has been covered extensively in Canadian news reporting on organized crime. His name appears frequently in stories about biker gangs, inter-gang conflict, and major prosecutions in British Columbia.