Break and enter: a multirécidiviste sought to Laval
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QMI agency
Friday, 9 February 2018 07:40
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Friday, 9 February 2018 07:40
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LAVAL | The police of Laval seeks the assistance of the public to find a man suspected of several robberies in residences in Laval.
“Mario Mousseau, 47 years of age, is a multirécidiviste of thefts in residences. He is wanted for multiple folders “, said the police of Laval, in a press release Friday.
The authorities have issued an arrest warrant in his name. According to them, the suspect would remain in the region of Laval.
Anyone with information that might help to find it can contact the hotline at (450) 662-4636.
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