Quebec City Drug Network Dismantled (14/03/2025)
A drug network which mainly operated in Quebec City was dismantled Friday after a 5 month long investigation led by the ACCES Cannabis squad of the SPVQ (Quebec City Police Service) and the ENCRO, an organized crime squad of the SQ (Quebec Provincial Police). Police had put their plan in action towards 6pm that night. In total, 3 warrants were served; one in the Val-Belair sector of Quebec City, one in the Duberger-Les Saules borough and finally, one in Trois-Rivieres.
There were 190 tablets of methamphetamine was seized, as well as 12 grams of coke, 47,000 in cash and six cellphones. Three THC vapes were also seized in the midst of the warrant but we can only presume they were meant for personal use. A 9mm pistol and a taser gun were also found. At the end of the day, police seized a very measly amount of drugs given they had three search warrants. The six cellphones and nearly 50 grand in cash is really what makes this story interesting. A 37-year-old man was arrested subsequently following one of the seizures.
[DRUG WAR] Levis Home Invasions (16/03/2025)
A group of individuals were out on the hunt for someone in particular throughout the night of Saturday to Sunday. First off, the Levis Police Service (SPVL) received a call towards 12:30am, concerning a break and entry. The culprits consisted of a trio of individuals, who, throughout the crime, would attack a resident of the abode with a hammer.
The crime spree prevailed, with another residence only located a block away being subject to another home invasion. The suspects threatened the residents, but hadn’t hurt them in any way. As the night went on, police apprehended four suspects. Two in their 20’s and two minors. They appeared in court the following days. Authorities are unsure whether this event ties into the Quebec Drug War.
Laval Home Invasion (17/03/2025)
Police received a 911 call towards 3:20am stemming from the Vimont sector of Laval concerning a home invasion on Rue Michel-Gamelin. A 69-year-old resident of the home had suffered minor injuries, with the suspects attacking him. The attackers would flee the scene before police had arrived. The type of injuries on the elderly man hadn’t been specified to the media.
[DRUG WAR] Montmagny Vehicle Arson (18/03/2025)
A call was placed to authorities Tuesday morning towards 4:30am concerning a vehicle that had been set aflame on Route 283 on the terrain of a certain residence. Route 283 is also known as Chemin de la Tour. Police deemed the fire suspicious, possibly being of a criminal nature.
Let’s note the arson took place in Montmagny, located in the Chaudieres-Appalaches region, where many events relating to the Quebec Drug War have taken place.
[DRUG WAR] Saint-Agapit Residence Shot At (18/03/2025)
Towards 1am on Tuesday morning, police were notified of gunshots on Rue Dumont in Saint-Agapit, a town in the Chaudieres-Appalaches region of the province. Luckily, nobody was in the residence when the shots went astray. The suspects quickly fled the scene and no one had been arrested in relation to this event.
The residents of the humble abode are no strangers to the local police department. Last November, the police had been called to the very same residence concerning an armed assault; a man had been shot, but his life was not in danger. Authorities did not confirm whether these past two events were in relation to the ongoing Quebec Drug War.
17-Year-Old Stabbed In Mont-Royal (18/02/2025)
A 17-year-old teenager had been stabbed following an altercation between a group of people. Everyone involved in the altercation had fled the scene before police arrived. The teen was stabbed on the lower half of his body, making it out unscathed although hospitalized.
Saint-Eustache Salvatore Pizza Shop Targeted (19/02/2025)
It’s no secret that the Salvatore pizza chain in Quebec has a massive foothold in the day to day media, especially in social media. Nearly every podcast, that is of Quebec origin, is sponsored by the recently emerging brand, voraciously taking a hold of the pizza market. It might come to you as a surprise when the news of a brick and mortar front had been the victim of a criminal arson in Saint-Eustache.
As most people know, a restaurant chain is only as strong as the franchisee. And extortion seems to be making a comeback in Montreal and its surrounding regions. So why was a Saint-Eustache restaurant the victim to a criminal arson towards 4am on Wednesday morning? Was it the result of a retaliatory act concerning the recent drama of the owner’s social media profile? Or was it something else?
The resolution of many of these stories rarely have a conclusion, due to it only being a minor hiccup on the pages of local newspapers. But sometimes these smaller stories are the developing steps on something bigger.
[DRUG WAR] 2 Vehicles Targeted In Criminal Arson (19/03/2025)
Police were contacted towards 1:45am on Wednesday morning concerning a vehicle that had been set afire. The crime occurred in Quebec City and is believed to have been tied to the drug war. Firefighters tamed the flame abruptly and no one was harmed throughout. In the end, two vehicles parked side-by-side had visible damage from the flames.
There were no suspects arrested following this event, but police are launching an investigation in relation this crime. A jerry can was also found right by one of the vehicles.
Quebec City Stabbing (19/03/2025)
At around 11pm on Tuesday night, a 41-year-old man who had been stabbed showed up at the emergency room of the Enfant Jesus hospital in Quebec City. The stabbing occurred in an apartment building on Avenue Ernest-Lapointe. The middle-aged man made it out alive and no suspects have been arrested yet. Police do not believe this event is tied to the ongoing drug war.
[DRUG WAR] Levis Vehicle Arson (20/03/2025)
A vehicle had gone up in flames towards 11pm at a residence near the intersection on Marie-Victorin and Rue de L’Aulnaie in Levis. An item was found at the scene which might have been used to set the fire, less than 5 hours later, another vehicle had been the target of an arson. Towards 3:30am in Sainte-Appolinaire on the south shore of Quebec City near Route 273. Another residence was possibly set afire in Saint-Michel-de-Bellechasse towards 1:30am, but we have very little information on this event.
46-Year-Old Man Arrested In Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre (20/03/2025)
Eric Cameron, a 46-year-old man was arrested in Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre following a warrant that had been set forth concerning an event which occurred in Saint-Agapit in the recent months. We are unable to verify if these events were linked to the shooting of a Saint-Agapit residence mentioned above.
Cameron had violated his parole conditions which led to the warrant. Unluckily, while authorities raided his home, they found a prohibited firearm as well as drugs.
[DRUG WAR] Cap-Saint-Ignace Vehicle Arson (21/03/2025)
Yet another vehicle was the target of a criminal arson towards 6:30am on Friday morning. This time, the arson had taken place in Cap-Saint-Ignace, another one of the many towns in the Chaudieres-Appalaches region of Quebec. The arson occurred on Chemin des Erables West. If there is any sign of this arson having to do with the Quebec Drug War, we can confirm that the preferred attack plan of both sides would be arson. This week has been a hectic one for firefighters in the nation’s capitol region and its neighboring region, Les Chaudieres-Appalaches.
We are confident that the events of this week will play a crucial part in the escalation of the ‘Quebec Drug War’. There are so many events starting to pop off, that we will be releasing another article with nearly a dozen happenings in relation to the war, whether it be raids, sentencing or even the recent capture of Dave ‘Pic’ Turmel.
La Durantaye Criminal Arson (21/03/2025)
A residence of La Durantaye, a town located in the Bellechasse municipality was the target of an arson in the wee-hours of Friday morning, towards 12:30am. The residence was located on Rang de L’Hetriere. Nobody was harmed during this arson, as nobody had been inside the building.
Boulevard Sainte-Anne Hotel Arson (21/03/2025)
911 services were called throughout the afternoon on Friday concerning a fire that witnesses say started at the rooftop of the humble refuge on 3806 Boulevard Sainte-Anne. At least 65 firefighters were needed to tame the flames which they deemed under control towards 3:30pm. The establishment was evacuated and no one was harmed. Authorities are unsure of the origin of the fire.
This concludes the 17th instalment of The Weekly Wreck (16/03/2025-22/03/2025); a weekly compilation of criminal happenings in the Quebec underworld. This series DOES NOT cover subject matters relating to skinners, crimes of passion, family-related crimes or political crimes. Tune in next week for updates on happenings throughout the week that’s coming up! -East
