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Quebec Police Unite for Anti-Extortion Crackdown

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Quebec Police Unite for Anti-Extortion Crackdown

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Quebec Police Unite for Anti-Extortion Crackdown. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

For police forces in Quebec, the Saratayduk Quebec, Montreal police, Laval police, and Longley police have linked arms for Project UNIs, a new push, to crush extortion and violence against businesses. This coordinated plan ramps up reporting of attacks, whether anonymous or not, speeds up support for owners with shared prevention tools, and builds. Province-wide intel to track these crooks better. Police brass are clear, no entrepreneur, family, or workers should fear threats, and they're all in to break that cycle. Montreal has been battling this for over a year, now doubling down as summer hits. Expect boots on the ground soon, more patrols around shops, joint visits from all four teams, and fresh tools distributed to merchants for smarter. Defense. Through this teamwork, Quebec cops are drawing a line, making it tougher for gangs to thrive and restoring calm to the business streets. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI.

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