2012 election night shooting: Judge finds 'major flaw' in security plan
Four technicians working the night of the shooting sued Quebec's attorney general and city of Montreal over the security plan.
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Four technicians working the night of the shooting sued Quebec's attorney general and city of Montreal over the security plan.
The technicians are seeking $600,000 from the attorney general and the city of Montreal, and claim insufficient security was in place.
Technicians who worked at the Metropolis Club following the 2012 provincial election are suing the attorney general and the City of Montreal.
According to an SQ report referenced as part of a lawsuit, Marois, then leader of the Parti Québécois, had been the target of several threats as the election results came in.
Four technicians are seeking $125,000 each in the lawsuit plus $100,000 in punitive damages.