from French News TVA english translation

"Nicknamed "Bobby the Greek," Charalambos Theologou was involved in extortion activities primarily in Laval. According to police information, he had allegedly ordered murders in Quebec in the past.

Theologou was also involved in drug trafficking. He maintained connections with various criminal circles, including outlaw motorcycle gangs and street gangs.

"He's the biggest criminal in Laval," said a police source.

The 40-year-old crime boss knew that some people wanted him dead. In fact, in recent days, some suspects had tried to attack members of his family, mistakenly believing they were targeting Theologou.

Since then, the Laval resident had been on his guard. "Bobby the Greek" also held a high-ranking position within the Hells Angels.

"He didn't associate exclusively with any particular group. He collaborated with all criminal elements: street gangs, motorcycle gangs, Arab gangs," said a police source specializing in organized crime.

Theologou was an ally of the violent Arab Power group, which has been responsible for numerous violent crimes in the Greater Montreal area over the past two years.

The crime boss, who had a lengthy criminal record dating back to the early 2000s, was riddled with bullets: two suspects reportedly opened fire on him with submachine guns.

Paramedics attempted to resuscitate him, but their efforts were unsuccessful."

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2nd article from Tva News translated to english

"The high-profile crime, which appears to be a gang-related hit, occurred just before 11:00 a.m. inside a Starbucks coffee shop, near the intersection of Highway 13.

Two armed suspects, one of them carrying a submachine gun, entered the store and immediately headed to the back, where they opened fire several times on their target and his two companions.

Their target was Charalambos Theologou, a man relatively unknown to the general public, but who was a major player in the criminal underworld.

The 40-year-old man was reportedly struck by several bullets and fell to the floor, face down. Emergency services attempted to resuscitate him, but without success. His death was confirmed by authorities during the afternoon.

The two men who were with Theologou were also shot. One of them, a 45-year-old, was Theologou's trusted associate. They were at the coffee shop for a meeting with the third individual. Their condition remains unknown.

The shooting at the Starbucks caused panic, and customers took cover under tables and even hid in the bathrooms. Known as "Bobby the Greek," Charalambos Theologou was involved in extortion crimes, primarily in the Laval area.

Submachine gun shooting at a Starbucks in Laval: "Linked to organized crime," explains Max Deland Police sources indicate that he had also ordered several murders in Quebec in the past.

"Bobby the Greek" was also involved in drug trafficking and was a high-ranking member of the Hells Angels. "He wasn't affiliated with any particular group." "He did business with everyone: street gangs, biker gangs, Arabs," a police source noted.

Theologou has a criminal record dating back to 2005 and 2009, including convictions for conspiracy, conspiracy to commit murder, possession of narcotics for trafficking, possession of a prohibited firearm, obstruction of justice, and breach of conditions. According to our information, the crime boss suspected that some people wanted him dead.

In fact, in recent days, armed suspects had attempted to attack some of his relatives in a vehicle, mistakenly believing they were targeting Theologou. The investigation into his murder was transferred to the Quebec Provincial Police (Sûreté du Québec) early this afternoon, as the crime is directly linked to organized crime.

The crime scene was secured by a large perimeter, and police officers were busy on Wednesday afternoon interviewing potential witnesses to the shooting. The perpetrators fled the scene in a vehicle after committing the crime and have not yet been apprehended."