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Internal police documents reveal concerns about ‘radicalized’ subculture at Montreal North station

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by Global News•1d ago•0 views•
Internal police documents reveal concerns about ‘radicalized’ subculture at Montreal North station
The documents describe the existence of what was characterized as a radicalized subculture among officers at Station 39 in Montreal North.
The documents describe the existence of what was characterized as a radicalized subculture among officers at Station 39 in Montreal North.
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