RCMP arrest Tony Accurso
Tony Accurso and four others were arrested Thursday morning by the RCMP and will face various tax fraud charges. Some sources say Accurso lives in Deux-Montagnes, some in Mascouche.
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walkerp 11:56 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
Awesome. You think he’ll drop a dime on Tremblay and Charest?
Ian 12:26 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
Not while Louisbourg is still raking in the fat contracts all over town, I’d wager.
Bill Binns 12:27 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
I wonder if one of Tony’s companies built the prison he is currently locked up in.
Kate 13:03 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
Oh, he won’t be locked up now, or at least not for long. His lawyers, if not his “friends”, will see to that.
walkerp 13:30 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
LOL, good one, Bill Binns!
Maybe this happening now has been ordered by the Premier’s office to silence him until after the election.
Marc 13:50 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
I thought Louisbourg was raided & shut down?
Kate 15:59 on 2012/08/09 Permalink
There are loopholes. As Martin Patriquin says in this piece on Jacques Duchesneau from last month, “Even when Louisbourg and Simard-Beaudry pled guilty to tax evasion in 2010 and had their licenses suspended for four months as a result, Accurso was still able to put his fingerprints on work sites across the province. He simply bid for contracts through Louisbourg SBC.” I saw Louisbourg logos on machinery on Park Avenue a couple of weeks ago.
Just yesterday there was an example of a business shut out of government bids simply using a different business licence to get around the rules – La Presse also has a sardonic how to.
Incidentally, CBC radio at 17h says Accurso has been released for the moment. Tony won’t be sleeping in any jail cell tonight.