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Am 20.11.2026 durchsuchten Beamte des Polizeidienstes der Stadt Gatineau eine Wohnung im Gebiet Manoir des Trembles im Zusammenhang mit zwei Einbruchsfällen. Dabei wurde ein 52-jähriger Einwohner von Gatineau festgenommen und in Untersuchungshaft gebracht. Er wurde dem Gericht von Québec vorgeführt. Nach seinem Gerichtstermin wurden weitere Anklagen wegen ähnlicher Straftaten zugelassen. Der Mann bot seine Dienste als Handwerker an, hauptsächlich für Arbeiten in Häusern von Frauen. Nachdem er Zugang zu den Wohnungen der Opfer erhalten hatte, meldeten diese, Unterwäsche gefunden zu haben, die ihnen nicht gehörte, und dass eigene Unterwäsche fehlte. Die Ermittler gehen davon aus, dass der Mann möglicherweise weitere Personen im Viertel Manoir des Trembles sowie anderswo in Gatineau und Ottawa geschädigt hat. Die Polizei sucht weitere mögliche Opfer. #EinbruchAm 20.11.2026 durchsuchten Beamte des Polizeidienstes der Stadt Gatineau eine Wohnung im Gebiet Manoir des Trembles im Zusammenhang mit zwei Einbruchsfällen. Dabei wurde ein 52-jähriger Einwohner von Gatineau festgenommen und in Untersuchungshaft gebracht. Er wurde dem Gericht von Québec vorgeführt. Nach seinem Gerichtstermin wurden weitere Anklagen wegen ähnlicher Straftaten zugelassen. Der Mann bot seine Dienste als Handwerker an, hauptsächlich für Arbeiten in Häusern von Frauen. Nachdem er Zugang zu den Wohnungen der Opfer erhalten hatte, meldeten diese, Unterwäsche gefunden zu haben, die ihnen nicht gehörte, und dass eigene Unterwäsche fehlte. Die Ermittler gehen davon aus, dass der Mann möglicherweise weitere Personen im Viertel Manoir des Trembles sowie anderswo in Gatineau und Ottawa geschädigt hat. Die Polizei sucht weitere mögliche Opfer. #EinbruchChat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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On August 22, 2026, shortly before 1 a.m., Sûreté du Québec responded to a single-vehicle crash on Highway 50 near Papineauville, Quebec. An individual was found inside the vehicle with suspicious injuries and later died in hospital. The Sûreté du Québec requested assistance from the Ottawa Police Service, who subsequently found a second individual, a woman, dead in a dwelling on Guigues Avenue in Ottawa's Lowertown neighbourhood just after 11 a.m. The deaths are being treated as suspicious and are under investigation by both police forces. The identities of the deceased have not been released pending notification of next of kin. Police say there is no ongoing threat to public safety, but an increased police presence may be noticed in the area. The investigation is ongoing.On August 22, 2026, shortly before 1 a.m., Sûreté du Québec responded to a single-vehicle crash on Highway 50 near Papineauville, Quebec. An individual was found inside the vehicle with suspicious injuries and later died in hospital. The Sûreté du Québec requested assistance from the Ottawa Police Service, who subsequently found a second individual, a woman, dead in a dwelling on Guigues Avenue in Ottawa's Lowertown neighbourhood just after 11 a.m. The deaths are being treated as suspicious and are under investigation by both police forces. The identities of the deceased have not been released pending notification of next of kin. Police say there is no ongoing threat to public safety, but an increased police presence may be noticed in the area. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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Police received a report of an unconscious man bleeding from the head. Responding officers found a semi-conscious man in his 20s with apparent injuries. He was quickly transported to hospital, where his condition was initially stable but later deteriorated. The investigation is ongoing.Police received a report of an unconscious man bleeding from the head. Responding officers found a semi-conscious man in his 20s with apparent injuries. He was quickly transported to hospital, where his condition was initially stable but later deteriorated. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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No injuries were reported, but the building sustained considerable damage. Preliminary information indicates that an individual was seen on the premises as the fire began. Surveillance videos have been secured and will be verified by investigators. The fire is being treated as suspicious, and the investigation is ongoing. Public officials have called for the case to be examined as a hate crime.No injuries were reported, but the building sustained considerable damage. Preliminary information indicates that an individual was seen on the premises as the fire began. Surveillance videos have been secured and will be verified by investigators. The fire is being treated as suspicious, and the investigation is ongoing. Public officials have called for the case to be examined as a hate crime.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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Police had to use force to subdue him. He was conscious and taken to hospital for medical evaluation. An autopsy revealed the teen was killed with a blunt object. Benoit has been charged with first-degree murder. Court documents show he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and had a history of death threats against his former partner and son. Tips from the public assisted in his arrest. The investigation is ongoing.Police had to use force to subdue him. He was conscious and taken to hospital for medical evaluation. An autopsy revealed the teen was killed with a blunt object. Benoit has been charged with first-degree murder. Court documents show he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and had a history of death threats against his former partner and son. Tips from the public assisted in his arrest. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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The person was pronounced dead at the scene. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) believes the death is a suspected homicide. SQ officers have established a perimeter and the provincial police's crimes against the person unit is investigating. Police are searching for a person of interest in the Lac-aux-Sables area. No details on the victim's identity have been released. The investigation is ongoing.The person was pronounced dead at the scene. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) believes the death is a suspected homicide. SQ officers have established a perimeter and the provincial police's crimes against the person unit is investigating. Police are searching for a person of interest in the Lac-aux-Sables area. No details on the victim's identity have been released. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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He was off-duty at the time. Specifics of the charge were not released. Lizotte had been suspended with pay following his arrest on 05/07/2026 on charges of armed assault or causing bodily harm in an off-duty incident. He will not return to duty while legal proceedings are ongoing.He was off-duty at the time. Specifics of the charge were not released. Lizotte had been suspended with pay following his arrest on 05/07/2026 on charges of armed assault or causing bodily harm in an off-duty incident. He will not return to duty while legal proceedings are ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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Canada's justice minister Sean Fraser has ordered a new trial for Daniel Jolivet, a Quebec man convicted of four murders in 1994. Jolivet spent 33 years in prison before being granted bail in December 2025 pending a federal review. Fraser stated there are reasonable grounds to conclude a miscarriage of justice likely occurred. Jolivet has maintained his innocence. The convictions were for two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder in the shooting deaths of two men and two women in Brossard, Quebec in 1992. The Supreme Court of Canada reinstated the convictions in 2000 after an initial appeal success. Jolivet's lawyers will hold a press conference at the Montreal courthouse.Canada's justice minister Sean Fraser has ordered a new trial for Daniel Jolivet, a Quebec man convicted of four murders in 1994. Jolivet spent 33 years in prison before being granted bail in December 2025 pending a federal review. Fraser stated there are reasonable grounds to conclude a miscarriage of justice likely occurred. Jolivet has maintained his innocence. The convictions were for two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder in the shooting deaths of two men and two women in Brossard, Quebec in 1992. The Supreme Court of Canada reinstated the convictions in 2000 after an initial appeal success. Jolivet's lawyers will hold a press conference at the Montreal courthouse.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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