Longueuil police identify man accused of impersonating mail carrier and stealing mail with PINs
The man was seen in a fluorescent safety vest on Raoul Avenue in Saint-Hubert on March 30; stolen mail contained personal identification numbers linked to TD Bank credit cards.
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Longueuil police have identified a man suspected of stealing mail while disguised as a mail carrier, thanks to public assistance.
On March 30, the man was seen wearing a fluorescent yellow safety vest and carrying a bundle of flyers on Raoul Avenue in Saint-Hubert, giving the impression he worked for a mail delivery service. He was allegedly seen looking through mailboxes in the area.
At the time, residents recovered their mail from the man. However, an investigation later found that the stolen mail contained personal identification numbers (PINs) linked to TD Bank credit cards.
On Wednesday, the Longueuil police service (SPAL) posted on social media saying the man had been identified and that the investigation remains ongoing.
At a glance
Where did the mail theft impersonation occur?
The suspect was seen on Raoul Avenue in Saint-Hubert on March 30, 2026, wearing a fluorescent yellow safety vest and looking through mailboxes in the area.
What was in the stolen mail?
The stolen mail contained personal identification numbers (PINs) linked to TD Bank credit cards.
