Paul Cherry is a journalist at The Gazette. With over two decades of experience covering crime and justice, he delves into various topics including white collar crime, juvenile justice, and the judicial system in and around Montreal. Paul has been featured in numerous publications, including the Windsor Star, National Post, and Calgary Herald.
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Paul Cherry's articles predominantly cover crime, murder, court cases, and legal proceedings in Montreal. Given his focus on local news and evolving stories with breaking news attributes, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing criminal trials or major developments within the legal system in Montreal.
If you have expertise on specific court cases or criminal activities relevant to the Montreal area, such as insights into legal procedures or updates on high-profile criminal investigations within Quebec or Canada, it could capture Paul's attention. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives from individuals involved in these cases (with their consent), it may also pique his interest.
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Evens Ritchy Exavier-Laguerre, 22, was shot at the north end of Mimosa Ave.
Shawn Patrick Deer, who has prostate cancer, to serve his term in prison near hospital.
By: Paul Cherry
“No sentence would be sufficient for the family,” the judge said, explaining the case was extremely complex.
By: Paul Cherry
Simgecan Bicer, 37, of Lachine has a court date scheduled for Monday.
By: Paul Cherry
Simgecan Bicer, 37, of Lachine was first charged at the Montreal courthouse on Friday
By: Paul Cherry
Const. Benoît L'Écuyer died in 2002 when police exchanged gunfire with a criminal named Stéphane Boucher.
Stéphanie Borel threw boiling water at a child who was going to ring her doorbell.
By: Paul Cherry
Mohamed Ilyess Akodad tells a judge at his sentencing hearing that he was high as a kite that night.
By: Paul Cherry
Mohamed Ilyess Akodad tells a judge at his sentencing hearing that he was high as a kite that night
By: Paul Cherry
Mohamed Ilyess Akodad tells a judge at his sentencing hearing that he was high as a kite that night.
