We recently learned that Réjean Tremblay had agreed to write for Punching Grace.
And without wanting to make a nasty play on words, today’s column from the Godfather is of the “punch” type since we were told that Trevor Letowski had his computer stolen.
This could inevitably have significant complications.
Letowski, who left his computer in his car before the holidays while going to the Bell Center, had his equipment stolen. But what you need to know is that according to Réjean Tremblay, there are still interesting things in the computer.
We don’t know exactly what was in the computer, but this sentence from Réjean Tremblay’s text is important.
At the station, the police quickly realized after questioning Letowski that the contents of the cell phone were explosive if they fell into the wrong hands. – Réjean Tremblay
Does this mean player data was stolen? That the playing system of Martin St-Louis’ team is found somewhere in town? Not necessarily.
According to Renaud Lavoie, who heard about the story without digging into it in depth, we are talking about Letowski’s personal computer. This is what he said this morning on BPM Sports.
-Information from The Godfather suggests that it was a homeless person who stole the computer, left freely in the car of Martin St-Louis’ assistant, to resell it to a pawn shop in order to pay for drugs.
We also learn that the normal procedure, in such a case, is to erase the data from the computer to resell it. And since no fraud has obviously been reported in his case, we can think that it will stop there.
But that’s not certain either.
In my opinion, this is the last time that Letowski and many people at CH will leave their computers in plain sight in the streets of Montreal. And let everyone reading my text this morning take it for granted too.
In burst
– USHL: Johnny Gaudreau’s number will be retired.
– The Ravens should not panic. [BPM Sports]
– Oui.
