-- METRO VANCOUVER -- The president of a car-leasing company said Tuesday the notorious Bacon brothers sent two of his cars across the country to be outfitted with armour without his permission or knowledge.**********
“They are taking the cars to Toronto and getting the metal put into them and getting the glass bulletproof, everything, secret compartments,” said Erich Schmidt, president of Coquitlam’s Four Star Auto Lease.
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"Authorities arrested a 20-year-old man on Jan. 11. Anderson Nop was charged with first-degree murder.*
Police arrested a second suspect on Feb. 11. Augusto Charlery, a 22-year-old Toronto resident, is charged with first-degree murder. He made a brief appearance in court Thursday morning.
An arrest warrant has been issued for 21-year-old Ali Raza. Raza, who also faces a first-degree murder charge, is believed to be in Pakistan."