A young man, just 18 years old, was arrested after police claimed they found gang-related content on his phone — despite family members stating he did not own a phone. He was reportedly found without identification, as he had not yet received his ID card. Family and friends tried contacting the Aquin police commissioner, sending his photo and details, but received no response. The case was quickly publicized online with an accusation file, even before verification. Recently, police have been issuing arrest warrants and public notices against individuals, sometimes later admitting the person was innocent, raising concerns about repeated incidents and whether these actions are meant to show activity rather than reflect solid evidence.