After first 100 days in office, Montreal police chief says gun crime trending down | iNFOnews
MONTREAL - Gun crime in Montreal is trending downward, the city's police chief said Monday in his assessment of his first 100 days in office.
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MONTREAL - Gun crime in Montreal is trending downward, the city's police chief said Monday in his assessment of his first 100 days in office.
Fady Dagher will discuss his first 100 days as Montreal's police chief at a press conference streamed live Monday morning.
Fady Dagher's press conference will be streamed live on social media Monday morning.
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