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Dixon Bloods: Aravin Yogarajah

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Dixon Bloods – Aravin Yogarajah Criminal Involvement According to Toronto police, the Dixon Bloods had been responsible for weapons trafficking and drug trafficking out of an apartment building on Dixon Road. Over the years, the Dixon Bloods have expanded their criminal activities across Toronto and various regions surrounding regions including Windsor, Ontario, Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta. They have also been involved in shootings and robberies. “Dixon Bloods” – Huffington Post. Web. 21 Oct. 2015. Identity A lot of people came to know the Dixon Bloods due to Rob Ford’s association with them and the video scandal of them smoking crack cocaine together. The Dixon Bloods’ turf is a sequence of buildings that are located along Dixon Road,

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