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CRTF officer has close call with smuggling suspect
On Oct. 16, CRTF m e m bers conducted surveillance at a Morrisburg residence. A subsequent traffic stop resulted in the ar- rest of a wo m an fro m the Morrisburg area. A search was then conducted at the residence police had under surveillance, y ielding two cases of contraband tobacco. In addition to the contraband seized, the CRTF seized a 2012 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck. The wo m an faces charges under the provincial tobacco tax act for being in possession of un m arked cigarettes. On Oct. 20, while conducting surveil- lance, CRTF m e m bers noted a suspicious vehicle heading east on Highwa y 401 fro m Brookdale Avenue. The vehicle was later stopped in the Bainsville area. Investigation revealed that the driver, Jordan Lazare, 21, fro m Kahnawake, Que., had 12 cases of con- traband cigarettes. Lazare was arrested, pro- cessed and later released to appear in court at a later date. In addition to the contraband, Lazare’s vehicle was seized. An y one with infor m ation regarding cri m i- nal activit y in their area is urged to contact the CRTF at 1-613-937-2 8 00 or call Cri m e stoppers at 1- 8 00-222- 8 477. The CRTF is a joint forces partnership that includes the Ro y al Canadian Mounted Police, Canada Border Services Agenc y , Ontario Pro- vincial Police, Cornwall Co mm unit y Police Service and the Ontario Ministr y of Finance.
cle into a garage at a residence. Police arrest- ed Charles Hannan, 5 8 , of South Stor m ont, Frankie Delor m ier, 59, of Akwesasne, and Da- vid Cook, 26, of Akwesasne, for possession of unsta m ped tobacco. A search of the nearb y outbuilding and surrounding area y ielded 40 cases of contraband cigarettes, nu m erous jars containing m arijuana bud weighing ap- proxi m atel y 8 55 gra m s, six m arijuana plants, and a .22 caliber rifle with a mm unition. The 2006 Ford F-150 used to transport the con- traband cigarettes was also seized. On Oct. 12, around m idnight, CRTF m e m bers were conducting surveillance in South Glengarr y when the y observed two m en loading contraband tobacco into a black 2013 Dodge Avenger fro m a stor- age unit along the river. Upon their arrest, a third m ale exited the storage unit and was also apprehended. The accused were identi- fied as Yann Trudel-Corbel, 20, of Bainsville, Maxi m e Moncha m p, 21, fro m Bedford, Que., and Olivier Go m eau, 19, fro m Farnha m , Que. In Fift y -three cases of contraband tobacco were seized. On Oct. 15, CRTF m e m bers were again called to the Canadian Custo m s port of entr y in Cornwall. CBSA officers had arrested Terri Bush, 39, of Akwesasne, Ont., for atte m pting to bring approxi m atel y five cases of contra- band tobacco through the border crossing. The tobacco was seized b y the CRTF.
area. The van was stopped b y police as it left the unit. The driver, Jacques Beaulieu, 72, of Cornwall, was arrested with one case of con- traband tobacco found in his van. Further investigation also resulted in the arrest of a co-accused, Doreen Delor m ier, 61, of Ak- wesasne, Ont. A search of the storage unit later y ielded another 1 8 cases of cigarettes. The offenders’ vehicles, a 2012 Chevrolet Avalanche and a 2011 Dodge Caravan were seized. On Oct. 3, CRTF m e m bers were called to Cornwall’s port of entr y at the Canadian Custo m s where m e m bers of the Canadian Border Services Agenc y had arrested Jenna Ti mm ons, 20 of Fort Covington, N.Y., for pos- session of unsta m ped tobacco products. A search of Ti mm ons’ vehicle resulted in ap- proxi m atel y seven cases of contraband ciga- rettes being seized. She was turned over to CRTF m e m bers for processing and charged for being in possession of contraband ciga- rettes. On Oct. 7, 2012, OPP officers discovered an abandoned vehicle stuck in a ditch near Willia m stown. The engine was still running and the driver had left the scene. Fift y cases of contraband cigarettes that were left in the vehicle were seized b y the CRTF. On Oct. 11, while conducting surveil- lance, CRTF m e m bers observed a three m en unloading contraband tobacco fro m a vehi-
GREG KIELEC greg.kielec@eap.on.ca
A member of the Cornwall Regional Task Force had a close call during one of many contraband cigarette smuggling busts in the area over the past five weeks. A fleeing s m uggling suspect disguised with a black balaclava ca m e dangerousl y close to a CRTF m e m ber while fleeing in a van on Oct. 1, according to Sgt. Lee Cote of Cornwall RTF. Police had approached the vehicle after observing a s m uggling vessel approaching the shore in South Glengarr y . The driver later fled fro m a police traffic stop and crashed into a ditch. The suspect escaped on foot before police arrived on scene. A search of the area failed to locate the driver. Four cases of contraband cigarettes were found in the vehicle and another eight were found near the shoreline, according to Cote. The CRTF was involved in a nu m ber of oth- er contraband seizures stretching fro m Sept. 29 to Oct. 20: On Sept. 29, while conducting evening anti-s m uggling surveillance in South Stor- m ont, CRTF m e m bers observed a black van leaving a storage unit in a known s m uggling Man nabbed after woman threatened with handgun
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