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Showing posts with label Laval. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laval. Show all posts

A woman in her 50s, suspected of being the drug supplier

Thursday, 14 February 2008

A woman in her 50s, suspected of being the drug supplier, was detained. She will appear in court Thursday, however Di Genova would not specify on what charges.Laval police equipped with search warrants swooped down on two residences in Ste. Thérèse and Blainville today, as part of a crackdown on a cocaine ring.The ring is believed to have been selling the drug to students at one Laval high school for the past several months. "I've got the name of one" high school involved - "so far," Laval police Constable Franco Di Genova.However, "we don't want to let it out yet," he added. Investigators are also looking for a man in his 40s, suspected of being the drug pusher, Di Genova added. He would not provide a name or description of the man, nor the exact addresses raided.The probe into the drug ring began late last year, Di Genova said.Police still need to determine whether the ring was operating in other high schools in Laval or beyond, for instance in the Lower Laurentians, Di Genova said.
By mid afternoon, police were still unable to disclose the quantity of cocaine seized, Di Genova said.

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Montreal Mafia :(update)Nicolo Rizzuto, Paolo Renda, Rocco Sollecito, Francesco Arcadi, Lorenzo Giordino

Friday, 18 January 2008

New court documents allege cocaine-importing conspiracies that had ramifications in Montreal, Laval, Boucherville, Toronto and other places in Canada, as well as in the United States, Mexico, Haiti, Jamaica, Colombia, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.
As for the sixth presumed leader, Francesco Del Balso, he accepted before Christmas to be tried alone on the same charges as the other five.
For the 38 others who are accused of being linked to the drug importation ring working out of Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Aiport, their preliminary hearing will begin on Feb. 4 at a large courtroom in northeast Montreal built specifically for mega-trials.
All were rounded up during a large police sweep on Montreal's Italian Mafia in late 2006.
During the raid, which was dubbed Projet Colisee, police were able to seize 800 kilograms of cocaine, 40 kilograms of marijuana, $3.5 million cash and $3 million worth of real estate.

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