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Police say Quebec double slaying linked to organized crime

WATCH ABOVE: Longueuil police are investigating after the bodies of two men were found on Chemin des Prairies in Brossard. Global's Phil Carpenter reports – Jul 18, 2017

Quebec provincial police say they’ve taken over the investigation of a double homicide that occurred near Montreal earlier this month.

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Authorities say in a statement the killings of the two young men are linked to organized crime.

READ MORE: Longueuil police investigate double homicide in Brossard

Kevin Paul, 23, and Mohamed Odeh, 21, were killed on July 17 at the front gate of a municipal park in Brossard, south of Montreal.

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Both men appeared to have been gunned down and were pronounced dead in hospital.

WATCH: Longueuil police are investigating after the dead bodies of two men were found on Chemin des Prairies in Brossard

Longueuil police have said both victims were known to the police but neither had a criminal record.

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Quebec provincial police Sgt. Daniel Thibaudeau says the investigation is ongoing.

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