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Public Safety committee Yes, we believe very much in the partnership between the various Canadian police forces. Mr. Carrique talked about it earlier. The Sûreté du Québec and the Ontario Provincial Police are working together very closely on this. It's hard to say what the funding should be, but it wi
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee I can tell you what the Association des directeurs de police du Québec thinks about this. The recommendation applies to all Canadian ports, but let's take the Port of Montreal as an example. If thousands of cars can easily be exported overseas from the Port of Montreal, it's not
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee They certainly can. That said, there's no silver bullet for solving this problem. I'm not an expert and I don't work for the CBSA, but I assume that the agency is having trouble detecting falsified VINs. Personally, I can understand that. Law enforcement has VIN falsification e
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee Mr. Carrique could also answer that question, as far as putting works in place are concerned.
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee In fact, the police directors of Quebec believe that the auto theft market must be dealt with. If it remains extremely profitable to steal vehicles and export them, it will be extremely difficult to crack down on it. In light of this situation, we believe that one of the measure
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee As we understand it, the CBSA verifies 100% of the containers it receives information on. In other words, when it has information that illegal goods could be in a certain container, it checks it. However, there is no systematic check of a certain number of containers leaving the
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee Thank you for the question. As I said in my opening remarks, car theft is a crime that has evolved considerably. For example, people who steal vehicles are increasingly violent, and may even go so far as to drive at police officers. They will even attack citizens when citizens l
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee Mr. Chair and honourable committee members, the Association des directeurs de police du Québec, or ADPQ, would like to thank you for inviting us to share our thoughts on the issue of car thefts in Canada. Not so long ago, car theft was seen as a minor, almost trivial matter. But
February 29th, 2024Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee I completely agree with Chief Bray: it's an important issue. We regularly carry out interventions on the ground, and these are often risky. In some cases, the person has a replica firearm or a compressed air firearm. It's very risky for both the police officer and the person, si
October 27th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee In the case of the border, we should obviously consider having mixed teams and dedicate more resources to addressing arms trafficking. That's crucial. Otherwise, there will always be far too many firearms. It is true that we are part of the working table on street gangs. We are
October 27th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee I think that increasing the maximum penalty will work in exceptional cases, like for people charged with several counts of high-level arms trafficking. It is important to get this message across. With respect to Bill C‑5, I testified before another parliamentary committee. As we
October 27th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Public Safety committee Good morning, everyone. I would like to thank the committee for inviting the Association des directeurs de police du Québec to take part in this discussion. The Association des directeurs de police du Québec groups together 34 police services working in Quebec. They include the
October 27th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Justice committee I think the bill addresses a symptom of a much more troubling issue—the socio-economic hardships that certain groups face. I don't think this bill will achieve the goal. Above all, I think it will lead to serious offences being downplayed, when the perpetrators of those offences
May 13th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Justice committee Laval has a very small indigenous population. Nevertheless, visible minorities are overrepresented when it comes to certain types of crimes, for instance, involving gangs.
May 13th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet
Justice committee It comes back to what I was saying earlier. We have to do the groundwork, and that means focusing on prevention and social development, and helping marginalized communities. That is how we find the real solutions to major problems that have existed for years. The answer isn't sim
May 13th, 2022Committee meeting
Pierre Brochet