business imperiled the lives of him, his wife and employees.
business on Pleasant Corners Road.
wrong and has cooperated with authorities.
terrorists and private armies "have been watching too many movies,"
they are bought as decorative items, St. Amour says.
has made his business a target of thieves, St. Amour says.
place and refuse to say why they are doing this," St. Amour says.
be held accountable for this type of excessive action," he states.
what they were looking for," he declares.
working inside Marstar's building when the raid began.
grenades.  The unit had earlier arrived at the Hawkesbury O.P.P.
"Control them or they're gone," he says.
adequate," St. Amour says dryly.
fully cocked, with the safetys off.  They were ready to shoot," St.
our picture and we'll get you," an RCMP officer warned, says St.
official, most of the officers bore no pieces of identification.
themselves.  They threatened to arrest me for asking questions.
wouldn't tell me what they wanted."
from the office and several personal effects from his home.
have been killed and one has been wounded during recent robberies,"
After reading Norwegian and Ottawa newspaper reports, St.
shelter that was rented from the Norwegian ministry of defence,"
in the paperwork was detected before the guns left Mirabel Airport.
Japan, Italy and Yugoslavia, as well as some World War I rifle.
Mirabel under the supervision of Customs officers.  Tom was there.
with the customs people," St. Amour says.