
Montreal Police Bust Stolen Vehicle Export Ring
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Montreal Police Dismantle Stolen Vehicle Export Ring: Ten Vehicles Recovered, Charges Laid
Montreal police have successfully dismantled a sophisticated operation involving the export of stolen vehicles. The group, consisting of four suspects, targeted high-end SUVs and pickups, stripping them of any tracking devices before shipping them overseas in containers. They also used fake vehicle IDs to evade customs.
The investigation, launched in January, led to the recovery of ten stolen vehicles, break-in tools, fake plates, and other evidence. Two suspects, Éric Quenneville and Yves Desjardins, were charged with trafficking stolen goods, money laundering, and altering VIN numbers. The other two suspects are expected to appear in court at a later date. This operation highlights Montreals commitment to combating vehicle theft and export rackets.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Montreal Police Bust Stolen Vehicle Export Ring. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Montreal police just busted a crew of four suspects, running a slick operation exporting stolen rides from the city. These guys targeted fancy SUVs and pickups, swiped them clean, chilled for a few hours to dodge any trackers, then crammed them into shipping. Containers headed overseas. They even faked vehicle IDs to slip past customs, but cops launched a pro back in January and shut it down across neighborhoods like Rivierre des Prairies, Villerey, Ripentigny, and Saint-Jean de Maffa. The bus netted 10 stolen vehicles, break-in tools, fake plates, and more evidence, proving these networks keep tweaking their game, but police stay. One step ahead. Two 49-year-olds, Eric Quinterville, and Eve Desjardins, faced court on heavy charges like trafficking stolen goods, money laundering, and, messing with VIN numbers while the other two got promises to appear later, showing Montreal's cracking down hard on this export racket. We can form with Canada News today, AI-powered updates.
I'm Corey with The Story.
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