Airport Car Thief Gets 40 Months

0:00It's April 2nd. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. A 21-year-old guy from Co-Day Nejas just got hit with a 40-month prison sentence for running with a car theft crew targeting parking. Lots of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, international airport. Antonin Lubin-21 pleaded guilty to 17 cases, including six counts of stealing vehicles, plus charges for dangerous driving, holding stolen. Goods, swiping credit cards, and washing crime money. The sentencing dropped Thursday in Quebec Court, where the judge backed a joint pitch from prosecutors and his defense lawyer for that exact term. Tuan got pinched back in August 2024, alongside five other ring members during a Montreal police probe. His lawyer stressed to the court that Tuan had zero priors and got tangled up young at 19, mostly chasing a bad gambling habit that spiraled out of control. The family stepped up to help fix those issues, though it doesn't wipe the slate clean. With time already served down it in, he's looking at more than ten months behind bars

1:03from here. A couple other crew members have sentencing lined up later this month. These airport heists show how bold these operations get, snatching dozens of rides right from travelers. We'll keep eyes on what comes next for the rest of the group.