A former full-patch member of the Devil’s Army motorcycle club, who has said he helped carry Dillon Brown’s body, snorted cocaine and was sleep-deprived on the day of Brown’s killing, a B.C. Supreme Court jury heard Monday.
The former biker, who can only be identified as X, was on the stand for the third day at Richard Alexander’s trial for the first-degree murder of Brown. Alexander, the former president of the club, has pleaded not guilty.
Brown, a 30-year-old mixed martial arts fighter, was shot and killed on March 11, 2016 at the Devil’s Army Clubhouse in Campbell River.
His body was found the next day in the trunk of his car, abandoned near the Cable Bridge in Sayward, 75 kilometres north of Campbell River.
Last week, X testified that he discovered Brown’s body on the floor of the clubhouse and smelled gunpowder in the air.
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