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A LOCAL businessman defence counsel described as the " smartest" member of the local Rock Machine biker gang was sentenced Wednesday to 12 years in prison. Todd Kenneth Murray, 44, received the longest prison sentence handed out to date to the 11 individuals rounded up by the RCMP at the end of January in a lengthy drug investigation dubbed Project Dilemma. Murray got a longer sentence than Joseph John Strachan, president of the local Rock Machine chapter, who got a nineyear sentence after pleading guilty to several drug- and gang- related charges in a plea- bargain arrangement. Court was told Wednesday RCMP raided Murray's home and workplace, Ken's Kustom Auto on Wall Street, on Jan. 30 and seized $ 300,000 in cash, a large cache of cocaine, handguns, ammunition and explosives. In a plea- bargain arrangement, Murray pleaded guilty to several charges including trafficking cocaine in association with a criminal organization, trafficking firearms, possession of a loaded prohibited weapon and possessing explosives. The RCMP raid effectively broke up the local chapter of the Rock Machine, taking all five of its members and several independent local drug dealers who worked with the gang into custody. Of the 10 other individuals taken into custody by the RCMP raid, seven have pleaded guilty and received sentences ranging from five to 9 � years. Teagveer Singh Gill will be sentenced in late fall. Queen's Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal was presented with a joint recommendation from Crown and defence counsel for a 12- year sentence. Joyal said he found Murray played a key role in the small Manitoba biker gang, responsible for decisions on importing and distributing cocaine and personally dealing with suppliers in eastern Canada. Joyal said Murray retained the support of his family and friends following his arrest and likely has a good future once he serves his time in prison. " It's up to you now to decide what you want to do with the rest of your life," Joyal told Murray. Defence counsel Roberta Campbell said Murray was an unlikely member of an outlaw motorcycle gang, adding his decision to join was made only recently. She said Murray turned to the Rock Machine in late 2011 after he was shot in the stomach and nearly killed during a home invasion. Campbell said Murray feared his life continued to be in danger after the shooting and believed joining the biker gang would ensure his safety. " He took a wrong turn in dealing with a situation in a wrong way," Campbell said. Campbell said Murray's key role in the biker gang fell to him by default. " Mr. Murray was holding ( all the drugs, weapons and explosives) because he was the smartest one to do it," Campbell said. aldo. santin@ freepress. mb. ca THE Edmonton man charged in connection with Monday night's fatal head- on collision on the Trans- Canada Highway in Headingley spent another day in custody. Randolf Enns, 33, was to have appeared in court Wednesday morning but it was rescheduled to this morning. Enns is charged with dangerous driving causing death and resisting a police officer. Enns was taken into custody after the westbound semitrailer he was driving crossed the centre line Monday and struck a pickup, killing the 21- year- old driver, Derek Bossuyt, of Winnipeg. Bossuyt had just left the John Blumberg Softball Complex at about 9: 30 p. m. when the collision occurred. The semi- trailer is owned by Advance Trucking, of Fort McMurray, Alta. Advance owner Sikander Brar told the Free Press Enns had left Fargo early Monday morning and dropped a load in Winnipeg. Enns was to have then picked up a load in Steinbach for Edmonton; Brar, however, said Enns never went to Steinbach, and he lost contact with him. Semi driver charged after fatal collision Monday Gang brain nets 12- year prison term Man turned to Rock Machine after being shot in home invasion By Aldo Santin ' It's up to you now to decide what you want to do with the rest of your life' - Chief Justice Glenn Joyal A_ 08_ Jul- 25- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A8 7/ 24/ 13 7: 08: 27 PM ;