Crime Beat: The Kindly Cop - Who Killed Constable André Lalonde? | S3 E11
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- The family of Constable André Lalonde has searched for answers for 25 years. The veteran officer with the Montreal Police Department, known for his friendly nature and his big moustache, was shot three times at close range after pulling over a car with a noisy muffler.
Mike Armstrong, a rookie reporter at the time of the killing, explores the impact this murder had on Lalonde’s wife and two children, and the questions that continue to haunt investigators in their search to find his killer.
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This program is so well done 👍🏻
These shows are excellent. Nice to have Canadian content.
I’m glad this show is respected worldwide it’s a great show 👏🏼👏🏼♥️♥️🇨🇦
Heartbreaking. So sad when people die so close to retirement. Being murdered makes it even sadder.
Hope the murderer has been haunted every single day since. Someone knows who did this and need to come forward.
This is so sad. Officer Lalonde was still young. RIP to him & God's blessings to his family.
Great show, great hosts 🤩
Thank you for your great journalism and for doing it for the families 💖
This was truly one of the saddest real stories ive ever heard. Truly heartbreaking.
Hello Anthony
Thank you for hosting the program. I really enjoy the show very much the content is excellent the channel is Great. Another thing is why I love it so much it's a Canadian show and I am a Canadian from Saskatchewan so I appreciate it very much. Best regards your friend Leah from RG sending love hugs and Bubbles enjoy your Day. 🇨🇦🇨🇦💞💞💋😘
This is a great show!
Somehow, these new episodes aren't as good as the older ones. A lot of these new ones are unresolved.
While I do realize that it's important to cover these cases, they're just not as satisfying to watch. I prefer to watch closed cases. I hope they go back to the older type cases.
I think it's important to speak on behalf of victims & their families cases closed or not. Maybe somesome somewhere watching can shed light on an unsolved case. It happens.
I'm glad a found this episode. I went to mac high which is just next door and have spent loads of time in senneville in off time and even skipping school. Ive heard this story before. This show doesn't do justice to just how small this borough (technically) is there's no businesses, schools just a city a hall and a couple streets with some of the richest people in the province. It makes you think why the hell would this wacko even be there. I'm pretty sure he was going to or coming from one of the few residents in Senneville.i think somebody who does or did reside there knows this sick bastard
Wonderful and very informative 👏 I love it ..I love that it's canadian
A lot unsolved murders in Montréal and the surrounding areas .
i hope the families of the two officers gets justice one day
This is a great show. Watching from Australia 🦘🦘
Me too
They say, "Tell God Your Plans + Watch Him Laugh". All that planning + then tragedy right before his retirement😔
I love this show please keep it just Canadian love this great work keep it up
Nooooo! Not another break! It’s only been a few minutes of the video!
Lesson always check the plate before approaching any vehicle
I know the exact location where he was killed. I am really surprised it's still unsolved.
Why is this blocked from the US? Seems like the more views the merrier.
I’ve never thought I’d tear up over a mustache. Such a sad story.
A very sad story. So much taken the day Constable Andre Lalonde was murdered.
Great video guys
So bloody sad.
Thanks for your diligence integrity and honesty lots of smart hard working folks bringing us informed entertaining intelligent b
Viewing ❤give yourselves a Big 👍👏Carla from Sechelt B. C. Canada
I remember my uncle was set to retire on a Friday last year in July. His retirement party was set for Saturday evening. He went into the hospital Friday morning, fatigued. Did testing for a week. He was dead the following Wednesday from Liver, bile duct and Pancreatic cancer. No idea how he kept working but so heartbreaking he didn't get to enjoy a day of his much earned retirement. Bad enough to lose him from a disease, cannot imagine what it was like to lose your husband and father because of some punk.
It happens so often, that someone dies just after retiring or very close to it (I lost someone close to that too). And so many of these people work hard, and put off plans of travels of enjoying life to their retirement. We have to live life while we still can and not put it off. You can't take your savings when you go with you. Have a safety saving but don't just work for your savings and think 'oh I'll enjoy that money when I retire' you might not get the chance. And sorry for your loss.
So sad that he died before meeting his grandkids.
How sad....this could happen every day to our police officers who are doing their job....what a waste of life...
Happened today in haggersville Ontario we got like an amber alert but was a shelter in place for 6 areas because the ppl shot the cop and took off he sadly died as well and about an hour if that after the alert the two where taken into custody he turned himself in I believe and the girl idk such a dangerous job they have and for no reason sometimes today was a stolen car in ditch or something
I love this show, but did they really have to keep showing the clip of where CPR was being performed on Lalonde? Like that's traumatic to watch
Montreal is such a stunning city. Has its problems bikers, has more racism in the police departments then normal Canadian cities (though nothing like large American cities Canada is just a safer country to live in. I’m from Toronto). But a beautiful beautiful city. ♥️♥️🇨🇦
Also mafia.. but yes beautiful ❤
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@@trentcruise3084 its true. Lots of stories. There is even a show on Netflix. I live in Montréal
@@hamanamanama2263 I hear you. The Rizzuto's had a grip on Montreal back in the 90s. Kim Coates was in the Netflix "Bad Blood.
more racism 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ keep bashing on Quebecers
Oh I didn't know it was blocked in the s i just told my sis in Arizona to watch it shucks.
Does your sister have virus protection program? If VPN is included, she could change her location as Canada in the VPN
good Canadian program.
Phew, phew….. was it worth it for arrogant simple stop?
41:37 is he related to the Canadian PM?
je doute que la police et les enquêteurs n'ont pas trouvé le coupable.
Filming was done in covid
We get it
Otas na gyud
But why was he working on his day off?
Watch the video, it explains it.
Similar to the Tupac hit.
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Sadly it doesn't surprise me they didn't find the killers of the 2 officers,I've watched a lot of these Canadian police shows and I don't think much of the way Canadian police do their jobs.They don't seem to make the right enquiries and they're no where near aggressive enough when looking for murderers,they seem to look for the easy way instead of doing the hard work.
I hope Quebec people learn to speak English better. It's frustrating to lesse to broken English. After all it's Canada.
It’s Quebec? I expect them to speak French? It’s our second language? I think they did very well!
Canada has two official languages, English and French! Why should the Franco-Canadian citizens leave their heritage behind and only speak English?!
And maybe you should work on your own English first before you complain - "lesse to broken English", what's that supposed to mean?
@@ElaAusDemTal Am sure that his English is better than your French
How ignorant of you