Donald Stockford

Donald Stockford (born 6 May 1962) is a Canadian outlaw biker, gangster and stuntman.

Hells Angel Stockford works as a stuntman for films and owned a house in Ancaster, an affluent suburb of Hamilton. He is a friend of the actor and biker Chuck Zito, who served as the president of the New York City chapter of the Hells Angels. In 1989, Stockford married Christine Yanke, by whom he had three children. Yanke stated that her husband always intended to join the Hells Angels from his teenage years onward, and he spent much time in Montreal associating with the Hells Angels. but he and Stadnick were convicted on charges of conspiracy to traffic in narcotics. Stockford was also convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and gangsterism. Prior to his convictions, Stockford had no criminal record, and Stadnick had been convicted of trafficking narcotics and carrying a concealed weapon. In sentencing Stadnick and Stockford, Justice Jerry Zigman stated: "They are hardened criminals who show little or no hope of being able to straighten out their lives and cease participating in criminal activities. They are violent people who are a danger to society. They have expressed no remorse for their acts." After his conviction, Stockford was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined $100,000. Zigman also factored time served in jail prior to the conviction, which reduced the number of years that Stockford was to serve in prison.

During his time in prison, Stockford remained faithful to the Hells Angels. In September 2014, the National Parole Board ruled Stockford had to live in a half-way house while on parole, stating, "You clearly decided to adopt criminality as your lifestyle and you took cold-blooded decisions to achieve your goals and there is nothing in your file to suggest that you have changed".

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