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3 police officers on Montreal's South Shore suspended over drug trafficking allegations

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Three officers with a police service on Montreal’s South Shore are under investigation over allegations they sold drugs for criminal biker gangs.

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3 police officers on Montreal's South Shore suspended over drug trafficking allegations

Three officers with a police service on Montreal’s South Shore are under investigation over allegations they sold drugs for criminal biker gangs.

·Canada
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Radio-CanadaRadio-Canada
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3 police officers allegedly worked for the criminal bikers

The police in Roussillon are plunged into a serious crisis of confidence. Three policemen allegedly sold drugs for the criminal bikers.

·Montreal, Canada
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Criminal allegations of drug trafficking: three police officers in Roussillon suspended

Targeted by serious criminal allegations, three police officers from the South Shore of Montreal have been suspended indefinitely in the last few hours.

·Montreal, Canada
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Police officers arrest two people for drug trafficking | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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TVA Nouvelles broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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