Suspected B.C. gangland killer still awaiting murder charge legal aid
Suspected B.C. gangland killer still awaiting legal aid lawyer approval on murder and conspiracy to murder charges
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Suspected B.C. gangland killer still awaiting legal aid lawyer approval on murder and conspiracy to murder charges
A suspected B.C. gangster brought back to British Columbia after years of eluding police is awaiting legal aid approval for his defence, a B.C. Supreme Court judge heard May 29.
Conor Vincent D’Monte was being held in custody in Puerto Rico where he was arrested in 2022. He appeared in B.C. Supreme Court on March 22.
Conor Vincent D’Monte was being held in custody in Puerto Rico where he was arrested in 2022. He appeared in B.C. Supreme Court on March 22.
Last week, phones across Puerto Rico began to ring as members of a private WhatsApp group dedicated to helping others in the U.S. territory stared at their screens in disbelief. The businessman they knew as administrator of that chat and as someone who organized philanthropic efforts such as a Christmas gift drive for needy children and renovations for an elementary school had just been arrested. Conor Vincent D’Monte, known as Johnny Williams in Puerto Rico, was allegedly a high-ranking member of a violent gang sought by Canadian authorities on charges including first-degree murder. He had ...