Mathieu Bertrand
Mathieu Bertrand is a Chief Superintendent with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), who has been involved in cross-border investigations targeting organized crime. He played a role in the arrest of Andrew Clark, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between the FBI and RCMP to disrupt drug trafficking operations.
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Guatemala:
Mathieu Bertrand is the director general of the National Program against Serious and Organized Crime of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Venezuela:
Mathieu Bertrand, a senior officer in organized crime, explained that these organizations are using Canada as a transshipment point.
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Mexico:
Mathieu Bertrand is a senior officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in charge of organized crime.
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Canada:
Mathieu Bertrand is an RCMP Chief Superintendent who announced the arrests of Andrew Clark and his co-accused.
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Canada:
RCMP Chief Superintendent Mathieu Bertrand said at the time.
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