Richard Wolfe sits at his kitchen table in Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. Wolfe and his late brother Daniel (in picture) founded the Indian Posse street gang. Daniel was murdered in a prison brawl in 2010. This was shot on assignment for The Globe and Mail in 2011 shortly after Richard completed a 15 year sentence for attempted murder. He told me all about it--how he chased a guy down a street and shot him over an unpaid debt. I also remember when I arrived at Richard's house a serviceman was...
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Richard Wolfe sits at his kitchen table in Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. Wolfe and his late brother Daniel (in picture) founded the Indian Posse street gang. Daniel was murdered in a prison brawl in 2010. This was shot on assignment for The Globe and Mail in 2011 shortly after Richard completed a 15 year sentence for attempted murder. He told me all about it--how he chased a guy down a street and shot him over an unpaid debt. I also remember when I arrived at Richard's house a serviceman was installing a security system. Richard told me young gangsters could really make a name for themselves by killing him. Richard ended up going back to jail, where in his lifetime he spent a total of 640 days in solitary confinement. He died in the Prince Albert Penitentiary in 2016 at the age of 40.
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