Service de police de la Ville de Québec Pierre Poilievre "As a guardian of order, it's crucial to fight against censorship to preserve freedom of speech and the rule of law. Protecting all voices strengthens trust in law enforcement and prevents abuse of power."

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre Now you are handcuffed, no one will manage to hide what is written here in the name of system protection. Maintenant vous êtes menottés, personne ne réussira à cacher ce qui est écrit ici au nom de la protection du système. Good luck.

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre On July 2nd 1996, Stéphane Drolet from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and I were trapped and sacrificed to protect Lieutenant Pierre Voisard and his team. Lieutenant Voisard is shown in the photo . Contrary to what was reported in the newspaper, I

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In the photo, Sergeant Alain Labbé was present on the evening of July 2, 1996, under the command of Lieutenant Pierre Voisard.

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In the photo, Claude Leblanc

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In the photo, Thierry Saliba.

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In the photo, Robert Deblois.

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In the photo, Sylvain Lepage.

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In the photo, Marie Douce Huard.

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre In 1996, Lieutenant Pierre Voisard refused to allow us to arrest members of the Hells Angels. Consequently, we arrested a significant number of members from the Rock Machine gang, who were at war wit

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre During briefings with Lieutenant Pierre Voisard, several officers would affectionately say to the lieutenant, "Chief, we always arrest Rock Machine members and never Hells Angels, poor Rock Machines".

Elon Musk Pierre Poilievre At that time, I took the initiative to start a criminal investigation into Lieutenant Pierre Voisard. From the photo note of that era

Mr. Lamarre, I understand that you are pointing to the system and its mechanisms. However, as imperfect as it may be, it is unfortunately impossible for me to grant forgiveness to an abstract entity like the system. Forgiveness, for me, is something personal, directed at

I have a story to tell you. Back when I was an inspector-commander at the Quebec City Police Service, I chased after police officer Michel Ouellet. He was sitting in the driver’s seat of a truck in front of the Parliament in Quebec City. I approached him with my unmarked vehicle,

I confirm, indeed Serge Morin was unleashed. He seems to have mistaken me for a herbivorous animal.

There was also my great friend and supporter, Mr. Gaetan Labbé, who was assistant director and didn’t hesitate to give all the trouble in the world to police officer Michel Ouellet. Thank you, Gaetan.

In the photo, Stéphane Drolet of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police told me in the days following July 2, 1996, "You're in deep trouble, you handcuffed a dead man. I went upstairs and saw him, and he’d been dead for a long time. What are you going to do? Are you going to stay

The problem stems from the fact that too often, police officers have given me what they call their "garbage" only to then disappear and shirk their responsibilities. Back then, they said I was a "stopgap" because I was a temporary, non-permanent officer according to their

In the photo, Mario Dumont MarioDumont, host and commentator on public affairs at TVA LCN, explained to me during a meeting that the system is designed this way and that the population is aware of it. I tried to make him understand that this is unacceptable.