All Boivin, a 36-year-old fugitive wanted for multiple organized crime offenses, was arrested by the European Operational Team in Marbella, Spain, according to the Sûreté du Québec (SQ). Boivin, originally from Saguenay, Quebec, had been wanted since February 2023.
Why was All Boivin wanted by Canadian authorities?
Boivin faces a variety of serious charges, including gangsterism, aggravated assault, kidnapping, and abduction. He is also wanted for breaking and entering, arms trafficking, and substance trafficking.
According to the BOLO Program, Boivin is tied to conflicts between criminal organizations that erupted in Quebec in 2022. Police describe him as a central figure in the province’s ongoing drug conflict.
How is Boivin connected to organized crime networks?
Investigators believe Boivin collaborated with Dave “Pic” Turmel, who is alleged to be involved in organized crime. Turmel was arrested in Italy in 2025.
SQ Director Johanne Beausoleil said Boivin’s arrest marks an important step for public safety and the fight against organized crime in Quebec. She noted that the capture resulted from a lengthy investigation conducted by the provincial police in close collaboration with police partners in Quebec, across Canada, and internationally. The arrest reflects the success of international cooperation in disrupting organized crime networks.
What happens next in the investigation?
SQ Director Johanne Beausoleil stated that judicial proceedings will begin following the arrest. She noted that the capture resulted from a lengthy investigation involving the RCMP, Interpol, and Spanish and European police authorities.
The SQ, the RCMP, and Interpol are continuing to collaborate on the case. Officials also noted that Boivin is suspected of involvement in additional criminal activities that remain under active investigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was All Boivin apprehended?
Boivin was arrested in Marbella, Spain, by the European Operational Team.
What charges is the suspect facing?
He is wanted for charges including gangsterism, aggravated assault, kidnapping, abduction, breaking and entering, arms trafficking, and substance trafficking.
Which agencies assisted in the arrest?
The arrest was a collaborative effort involving the Sûreté du Québec, the RCMP, Interpol, and Spanish and European police authorities.
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