Former Sutton Quebec president charged with torching competitors' buildings
Over six years, there were as many as 10 blazes or attempted fires at Royal LePage offices in the Laurentians, some of them hit multiple times.
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Over six years, there were as many as 10 blazes or attempted fires at Royal LePage offices in the Laurentians, some of them hit multiple times.
MONTREAL - The president and co-founder of real estate firm Sutton-Québec is facing arson and conspiracy charges linked to fires allegedly started in buildings housing other brokers.
The head of a Sutton-Quebec, a large real estate company, has been charged with conspiracy and arson.
Multimillionaire president and co-founder of Sutton Quebec real estate firm, Christophe Folla, has been arrested. Sûreté du Québec officers took the 70-year-old into custody on January 24 over alleged arson attacks against competitors between 2017 and 2022.
The addresses of two of the damaged buildings correspond to a Royal Lepage-Humania office and a REMAX Bonjour office in St-Sauveur.