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Montreal police chief seeks to reassure businesses after recent surge in extortion

Montreal police Chief Fady Dagher is urging merchants and parents to work with police to help curb the increasing involvement of young teenagers in organized crime and an upsurge of extortion of downtown businesses.

By: cbc.ca

Oct 10 2024
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Montreal police chief seeks to reassure businesses after recent surge in extortion

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'This is money, this is my life': Victim of violent Thornhill robbery says he had around $110K stolen