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Prosecutors say two teens apprehended last week in connection with a double homicide in a First Nations community in northern Quebec are facing first-degree murder charges.
A spokeswoman for the Crown says the 17-year-old boys, who can’t be named because they are minors, were charged each with two counts of premeditated murder over the weekend and are due back in court today.
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The two male victims, 30-year-old Bedabin Neeposh and 29-year-old Daniel Benac, died after being found in a bullet-riddled car last Wednesday night in the First Nations community about 600 kilometres northwest of Quebec City.
The teens were arrested by a tactical unit Friday in the community of Mistissini, a Cree community in northern Quebec.
Provincial police have said the fatal shooting was likely linked to organized crime and possibly a settling of accounts.
The killings of the two local men badly shook the Cree Nation of Mistissini, with the community briefly under a lockdown order on Thursday morning.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 2, 2026.
