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Montreal police have released a pair of surveillance videos they hope will lead to the arrest of two suspects thought to have been involved in the firebombings of three Jewish businesses and one private Jewish home in recent weeks.

The first video was taken at around 1:30 a.m. on June 7 at the Café Shalom on Queen Mary Rd., which had been firebombed. It shows two suspects walking by the establishment. One of the men is said to have short dark hair, and was wearing a dark jacket and light blue jeans, with holes in the right knee and left thigh areas. The other was seen wearing a dark shirt with white lines on the sleeves, dark pants, dark shoes and a black handbag.

The second video was taken on the night of June 9 at 12:45 a.m. outside It also shows two young men: one was wearing a baseball cap with a white brim, a neck warmer that covers most of his face, a dark shirt and a hoodie, dark pants and dark running shoes with white soles. He was also wearing white gloves and a white handbag. The other suspect is about 20 years old, with short dark hair, a dark shirt and a hoodie, light blue jeans — again, with holes in the right knee and left thigh area — dark shoes and white gloves.

Anyone with information on the suspects is being asked to call the Montreal police Info-Crime unit at 514-393-1133.

(Source: CJAD)