On September 9, 2014, Nero was convicted of drug trafficking, gangsterism and living off the proceeds of crime. Justice John McMahon in sentencing him stated "Mr. Nero made a mockery of our parole system" as he noted that Nero was on parole while he was a Wolfpack member who was importing millions of dollars worth of cocaine. On 22 September 2014, Fletcher was convicted of drug trafficking and sentenced to two years in prison. In April 2015, Fletcher was granted full parole, as the National Parole Board declared: "You are reported to have been a member of the conspiracy for three months and intercepts indicate you had done mathematical calculations for the drugs and finances of the operation, typed emails and cautioned your fiancée on how not to get caught and that he was getting to be too high a profile...You claim you now understand how you became trapped by the lure of an exciting lifestyle with a 'bad boy' who spoiled you with extravagant gifts, exotic vehicles and high-end properties. You admitted to the Board you turned a blind eye and knew you should have left the relationship, but felt trapped". Because of Fletcher's self-confessed weakness for "bad boys", the Parole Board imposed the condition that she provide them with the names of all the men she might have a "sexual or non-sexual relationship with" while on parole. Mohamed Reza Amin Torabi, the former Mr. Canada bodybuilder and Wolfpack drug smuggler made a plea bargain with the Crown in 2015 where in exchange for a guilty plea he was sentenced to 7 years in prison.
