First charges laid in relation to ongoing extortion crimes in Lower Mainland

First charges laid in relation to ongoing extortion crimes in Lower Mainland

Law enforcement officials are finally announcing some progress in addressing the crisis of extortion threats in the Lower Mainland. Seven people are facing a total of 11 charges as of Monday. Jack Rabb has the details.

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