The 19-year-old man who escaped Required from January He was finally arrested on suspicion of being involved in three shootings within 24 hours north of Montreal.
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Steve Napoleon was fitted Friday in an apartment in the R டி de Salaberi in the metropolitan area of Ahanzic-Cartierville.
He appeared in Montreal court Saturday on a number of gun charges.
A search of his home turned up a handgun, two magazines, two air guns, ammunition and methamphetamine tablets.
SPVM investigators have been following Steve Napoleon since the evening of January 22, following a routine interception when he almost succeeded in getting their hands on the suspect’s collar.
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On Sunday, January 23, 2022, a police presence continued near the intersection of Pascal Street and Roland Boulevard in Montreal North, a metropolitan area where three shooting incidents occurred in 24 hours.
According to our information, Napoleon was traveling in a vehicle and was stopped by police for violating the highway safety code.
Napoleon fled on foot when patrol officers arrested Andrews Joseph Maynard, 25, for driving with a licensed driver’s license and violating the conditions for his release.
A few minutes ago, he gave the wrong name to the police who asked him to provide his identity.
Police found two guns inside the car. According to our sources, several envelopes were found in the passenger compartment, which states that the shooting took place from the vehicle.
Police believe Steve Napoleon may have been involved in three assassination attempts last winter in the Montreal North Sector.
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