Montreal police dismantle criminal network behind series of robberies targeting jewelry stores
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Jewelry store robbery ring that wreaked havoc this year dismantled, say Montreal police
Montreal police say they have broken up a ring allegedly responsible for the majority of smash-and-grab robberies targeting jewelry stores in the region, arresting more than a dozen people on Wednesday.
The SPVM arrested 16 people on Wednesday as part of the dismantling of a large network of jewellery thieves who employed minors.
Montreal police dismantle criminal network behind series of robberies targeting jewelry stores
Montreal Police (SPVM) arrested 14 people on Wednesday, bringing the total number of arrests to 40 as part of a major operation cracking down on jewelry store thefts across the Montreal area.
The Montreal police set a stand against the leaders of a network of jewellery robberies that terrorized traders.
"The situation was very serious. There was a haemorrhage, it didn't make sense," said Commander Iad Hanna, Chief of the East Project Investigation Section of the City of Montreal Police Service (SPVM), Commander Iad Hanna.
Le Journal de Montreal
Le Journal de QuebecThe Montreal police set a stand against the leaders of a network of jewellery robberies that terrorized traders.
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