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Air Canada gold heist suspect pleads guilty to U.S. gun smuggling charges

Durante King-McLean faces a potential sentence of 15 years imprisonment in the U.S., a $250,000 US fine and a three-year term of supervised release.

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Sgt. Mike Mavity from Peel police was a lead investigator in the gold heist case and made an announcement about arrests a year after $24 million in gold and cash was stolen from an airport warehouse.


The Ontario man who police say was integral in the biggest gold heist in Canadian history has pleaded guilty in an American court to related gun-smuggling charges.

Durante King-McLean, 26, entered a guilty plea on Wednesday before United States District Judge Jennifer P. Wilson in Harrisburg, Penn. to a single count of conspiring with others to illegally traffic in firearms.

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Peter Edwards

Peter Edwards is a Toronto-based reporter primarily covering crime for the Star. Reach him via email: pedwards@thestar.ca

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