Canada | Arrestation suspect in Tunisian woman's murder

Canadian police have arrested and detained an individual suspected in the murder of Tunisian Leila Ben Salem, who was killed on September 22nd in the Ville-Marie district. According to local media, the suspect, identified as Youcef Moussaoui, is 33 years old and was arrested this afternoon. The accused will have to appear in Montreal's courthouse for first-degree murder charges. The evidence collected during the criminal investigation will be made public during the judicial process, according to the Montreal Police Service's Major Crimes Section to local media. The SPVM also states that the motive will be revealed during the proceedings, without disclosing whether there is a link between the accused and the victim, knowing that the theory of a domestic murder has been ruled out. For reference, Leila Bensalem, a 45-year-old mother of Tunisian nationality, was brutally killed at her home on September 22nd, while she was in the middle of a video conference call with her colleague who witnessed the murder live! Key points: For reference, Leila Bensalem, a 45-year-old mother of Tunisian nationality, was brutally killed at her home on September 22nd, while she was in the middle of a video conference call with her colleague who witnessed the murder live! Canadian police have arrested and detained an individual suspected in the murder of Tunisian Leila Ben Salem, who was killed on September 22nd in the Ville-Marie district. The evidence collected during the criminal investigation will be made public during the judicial process, according to the Montreal Police Service's Major Crimes Section to local media.