New arrest in the death of human smuggling on the Saint Lawrence River

On Sunday, the American authorities arrested the boat pilot’s brother Drink with eight members of two families During the month of March 2023, human smuggling passes through the St. Lawrence River.

Timothy Ox, brother of Casey Ox, is facing accusations related to foreign smuggling, which led to foreign death and smuggling to make financial gains, according to Michael Barnette, the official of the US Prosecutor’s Office of the Northern Region in New York.

Barnett said the indictment would be neglected during his simulation.

Timothy-Akouisseni, the Hydinoson region, which is roaming around Canada and the United States, 120 km west of Montreal-is scheduled to appear on Tuesday morning before the US Federal Court of the Northern Region in New York. He was arrested by US Internal Security Investigations (HSI) at the American entry port in Massena, New York, on Sunday while crossing with the family to attend the Father’s Day meeting.

His brother’s body was found on July 3, 2023, three months after the boat that was preparing in the stormy waters on the evening of March 29, 2023. Four members of a Romanian family-with two Canadian children born-and four members of an Indian family are also drowned.

Both families wanted to be smuggled to the United States and pushed a human smuggling organization led by a Canadian man who lives in Montreal called the bisengarasan Rasia.

Rasia is Facing many fees related to smuggling In Canada. He admitted that he was not guilty.

It is not clear that HSI enjoys beyond what is available to the public in the records submitted to the Supreme Court in Quebec as part of related delivery procedures against two other people of Akouisnny, including the alleged organizer, Stephanie Square.

Kepeek judge is already Submissive From Square and Rahsontanohstha Deormiery to the United States, where they were charged with death in St. Lawrence. The issue is currently before the Minister of Justice Sean Fraser.

Timothy was pressed, through a broker, to get Casey to try the two families across the river, according to the delivery file.

The Quebec file claims that the Romanian family – Florin Eurdash, and Cristina Zanida Eurdash and their children, Evenin and Eline, who are between the ages of two months and 16 months, respectively – remained at Timothy headquarters on the island of Cornwall in Aquasen in the hours before the death of the dead.

It is also claimed that Timothy told Akousasi Mohok – who patrols on the Canadian side of the region – that he had withdrawn the boat that Casey used to launch shortly before his brother with the two families, according to the deposit of Quebec.

The American authorities have already obtained the calls of guilty from three other residents of Akin regarding the death of human smuggling on the Saint Lawrence River.