US EditionQuebec minister asks Walmart, Amazon to stop selling pro-Hells Angels merchandise
Quebec's Public Security Minister demands immediate removal of merchandise linked to Hells Angels, citing the gang's association with drug trade and violent crime in the province.
- Quebec's public security minister requested Amazon and Walmart to stop selling items linked to the Hells Angels outlaw biker group.
- The websites of the retail giants were selling clothing with symbols and phrases associated with the Hells Angels, like 'Support 81.'
- Both companies confirmed they would remove the products as they were non-compliant with their guidelines and contradicted their values.
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Amazon announces the withdrawal of its products that seem to promote the Hells Angels biker gang, after a request by François Bonnardel.
Quebec Minister Asks Walmart, Amazon to Stop Selling Pro-Hells Angels Merchandise
Amazon says it will remove products from its store that appear to promote the Hells Angels outlaw biker gang. The announcement comes after the Journal de Montréal first reported that shirts and baseball caps in Hells Angels colours were being sold online by Walmart and Amazon. Quebec Public Security Minister François Bonnardel asked the retailers to pull the items from their online catalogues, saying there’s no room in the province for glorifyin…
Walmart Canada sells on its website t-shirts and hats in the colours of the Hells Angels that are available in Quebec.
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