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Sexual Assault Suspect: SQ Seeks Victims

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Quebecs Sûreté du Québec seeks victims of sexual assault suspect, Jose Antonio Pedraza Pedraza, arrested in April. Allegations date back to February 2026 when he worked as a massage therapist in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. Police believe there are more victims who havent come forward. Call the SQ criminal tip line at 1-800-659-4264 for confidential information.

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Sexual Assault Suspect: SQ Seeks Victims

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sexual Assault Suspect: SQ Seeks Victims. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Quebec's provincial police, with the Sarrette du Quebec, are asking the public to come forward if they might be victims of a sexual assault suspect. 54-year-old Jose Antonio Padraza, Padraza from Badraya, Dorion, got arrested on April 2nd and faced charges in court that same day. He still locked up awaiting his next steps. The allegations point to assaults happening back in February, 2026, when he worked as a massage therapist in Salaberry, DeValleyfield. Cops say he sometimes went by the name Joseph during those times. This kind of call for tips shows how these cases often have more victims who stay silent out of fear or shame. Police know not everyone reports right away, especially with someone in a position of trust, like a therapist. Right now, investigators want any details that could build the case stronger. No new arrests or charges yet, but they're focused on finding everyone affected. If you got info, hit up the SQ Criminal Tip Line at 1-800-6514264. It's confidential.

Stay aware out there folks, speaking up can stop this from happening again. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI

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