| Martin "Blue " Blouin |
| Martin Blouin was born on March 31, 1965 and became a member of the Rock Machine's Quebec chapter in the early 1990s. At that time, Blouin had already been before the courts on ten different occasions. Police arrested Blouin, Fred Faucher, André Sauvageau, Normand Baker, and Guy Langlois in a Boucherville hotel on July 14, 1994. Police seized two pistols, three radio-detonated bombs, and twelve pounds of dynamite and charged the five Rock Machine with conspiring to murder members of the Evil Ones biker club, a Hells Angels puppet gang. Blouin pled guilty on charges of murder conspiracy and possession of firearms and explosives and, on February 3, 1995, was sentenced to 30 months in prison. |
The Rock Machine member got tired of sitting in a jail cell and broke out in September, 1997. He wasn't on the streets long though. He picked up less than a week later. He posed no resistence when agents raided his Lac-Frontiere hotel room. On September 6, 2001, while on parole, Blouin was pulled over by police as he drove along Lafleche street in Baie-Comeau. Inside his automobile, officers found a loaded 9 mm gun and a knife. |
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