The Mafia's Iron Grip on Quebec Shaken!

In a bold sweep against organized crime, Quebec police have taken down 11 suspects, including the notorious alleged Montreal Mafia leader, Leonardo Rizzuto. This operation, dubbed Project Alliance, has sent shockwaves through the criminal underworld and could reshape the future of safety in the province!

At a joint press conference held by the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) and Montreal police (SPVM), officials announced that approximately 150 officers were deployed in cities like Montreal, Laval, and Quebec City to carry out this significant crackdown.

Benoit Dubé, the Criminal Investigations Director with SQ, stated, "This is one of the most significant police operations we have seen in decades!" The arrests are tied to a chilling array of violent crimes, including murders and attempted murders that occurred between 2011 and 2021.

A Family Legacy of Crime: Who is Leonardo Rizzuto?

Leonardo Rizzuto, aged 56, is the youngest son of the legendary Sicilian Mafia boss Vito Rizzuto and a key player in the infamous Rizzuto crime family. His involvement in this operation highlights the deep ties that these crime families have within Quebec.

The List of Arrested Mobsters and Others Still at Large

Alongside Rizzuto, the following alleged mobsters were arrested: - Nicola Spagnolo, 50 - Davide Barberio, 45 - Michel Cliche, 54 - Pietro D'Aldamo, 54 - Patrick Gilbert, 51 - Daniele Guarna, 45 - Richard Larivière, 57 - Darius Perry, 27 - Vito Salvaggio, 50 - Stefano Sollecito, 57 However, the hunt is still on for five more suspects, including Gianpietro Tiberio, 52 and Pierry Philogène, 38.

Project Alliance: Three Years in the Making!

This extensive investigation has been ongoing for three years, and its culmination has shaken the very foundations of organized crime. Marc Charbonneau, Deputy Director of Specialized Services with the Montreal police, emphasized that these indictments will severely destabilize crime networks.

Public Engagement: Help Bring Justice!

Authorities urge anyone with information about this case to come forward. You can report anonymously through Info-Crime Montreal at 514-393-1133.

As the dust settles from this massive operation, the message is clear: organized crime's reign over Quebec is being challenged, and the police are committed to restoring safety and justice for all.