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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have identified two alleged Chinese 'police stations' in Quebec and are investigating them, RCMP confirmed in a statement to ABC News.

A Royal Canadian Mounted Police car along Roxham Road in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, Canada, March 5, 2023.The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have identified two alleged Chinese police stations in Quebec and are investigating them, RCMP confirmed in a statement to ABC News Friday."The RCMP recognizes that Canadians of Chinese origin have been victims of the possible activities conducted by these centres," Poirier said.

Because the investigation is ongoing, RCMP could not offer further details on the situation, Poirier said. A Royal Canadian Mounted Police car along Roxham Road in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, Canada, March 5, 2023.Similar "police stations" have been established in the U.S., according to Safeguard Defenders, a European-based human rights organization. The group published their investigation showing where the alleged Chinese "police stations" are in the U.S. in Sept. 2022.congressional hearing"I'm very concerned about this.

"But to me, it is outrageous to think that the Chinese police would attempt to set up shop, you know, in New York, let's say, without proper coordination. It violates sovereignty and circumvents standard judicial and law enforcement cooperation processes," he added.

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