Quebec gangster can leave halfway house, return home to Trois-Rivières

One of Quebec’s most notorious gangsters has succeeded in his efforts to have the Parole Board of Canada lift a condition that required him to reside at a halfway house for the past six months. 
“I am chained like a dog to a halfway house. So if someone wanted to kill me it is very easy for them to find me,” said Raymond Desfossés, 67, during a hearing held Friday morning at a federal penitentiary in Laval. 
Desfossés was addressing a question put to him