BREAKING Another CONVOY WELLINGTON REGULAR with PEDOPHILE RELATED CHARGES
James Larabie has been charged with various charges including abduction of a child under 16, sexual assault of a child under 16, and possession CSAM to name a few.
Larabie’s known associates are Chirs Dacey, Christine Cameron, Brian Derksen, Matt Venne, Carl Grant, Francine Courcy, Rob Courcy and Claude Comtois to name a few.
You know, the same assholes who accuse innocent people of being pedophiles
These charges have not been proven in court.
I forgot to.memtion other known associates to James Larabie:
Richard Longjoy, William O’brey and seen here with Steve Gaudrault aka 3-Stitch Steve.
@mattmccaughan:
@JeremyMacKenzi another one of your boys goes down yikes
@TexTexington:
I’m sure the “protect the children” ditch billies will be all up in arms about this right? right? I still remember the voice chat recordings when they kept asking for the kids to be put on the chat – disgusting #PedoKlanvoy
@fahoo_foray:
i remember this guy – he is a very angry individual.
@SteveMille60094:
Typical convoy crowd, criminals and grifters.
@Ihave6kids:
Save the Children tho. Predators.
@Michell39214369:
Holy crap. Lock him up and throw away the key.
@mary_willatt:
interesting……he was on probation for something (the article is behind a paywall for me so I don’t know if it gave details) in 2014 and his lawyer fled the country to avoid child sex charges
Below is his lawyer, J. D. Coon, back in Canada, caught, disbarred:
Client appeals conviction after lawyer flees country to escape child-sex charges By Gary Dimmock, March 21, 20214, Ottawa Citizen, Last updated May 20, 2014
OTTAWA — In the weeks before Ottawa lawyer J.D. Coon fled the country to evade child-sex crime charges, he left some clients in the lurch, and now one of them has filed an appeal of his conviction, alleging that the lawyer failed him.
In a sworn affidavit dated March 12, James Larabie says the lawyer-turned-fugitive guaranteed him he’d get time served if he pleaded guilty to a breach of probation, even though he maintained his innocence.
Larabie says the lawyer told him that if the matter went to trial and he was convicted, he would get more jail time.
Larabie, 27, got Coon’s name and number from a fellow prisoner at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre, and was told Coon was the go-to lawyer to get out of jail. So Larabie switched lawyers, but nothing ended up as billed.
According to the affidavit, which was filed pro bono by defence lawyer Stuart Konyer, Coon, 49, never visited Larabie at the jail and never bothered to pick up the disclosure from his previous lawyer.
Larabie, who is developmentally delayed, has trouble reading and writing and wanted the lawyer to help him review documents, including an unusual pre-sentence report filed by a probation officer who detailed his own opinions about the offender’s lifestyle that had nothing to do with his alleged breach.
Larabie was not even shown his pre-sentence report before his court hearing. He has since taken issue with several comments in the report written by his probation officer who, he said, he doesn’t trust.
“I think Coon thought I was a fast paycheque. I had been in jail for 146 days and I wanted out. He told me if I pleaded guilty, I’d be home next week with time served,” Larabie told the Citizen.
Larabie got a friend to deliver $500 in cash to Coon, 49. Then, and across a dozen phone calls, Larabie asked the lawyer to visit him in jail to review the disclosure. This would have been impossible because Coon never bothered to pick up the documents, according to Larabie’s affidavit.
Larabie met his lawyer for the first time when he was brought to court for the guilty plea.
“It was like he pretended I wasn’t in the room. I kept saying, ‘No, that’s not what I want.’ Then the judge told me to be quiet. Even when I got the police officer to get his attention, he ignored me,” Larabie claimed.
Larabie wants his money back and says he feels like he was exploited because of his learning disability.
Coon ran a child-protection and criminal defence practice in Ottawa.
He abruptly left his practice in the fall, telling colleagues that he was ill. He didn’t mention that he was under investigation for an alleged sexual assault against a young girl.
According to police, Coon is believed to be living in Thailand or Cambodia.
Ottawa police have said they fear there could be more alleged victims and have asked anyone with information to call them.
Larabie tried several times to file what’s called an inmate appeal from jail.
But if he was expecting help from jail staff, he would be mistaken.
According to his affidavit, jail staff at first told him that his appeal had been lost. Then, when they did file it on his behalf, they mistakenly sent it to a courthouse in Toronto.
To this day, Larabie, since released from jail, says the appeal jail staff were supposed to file on his behalf has never, in fact, been filed, according to the affidavit filed in court.
In it, Larabie says he was “improperly” represented by Coon and questions some of his probation conditions that are unrelated to his actual case, including not associating with a girlfriend.
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Ottawa police charge man with sexual offences, search for additional victims by
Josh Pringle, April 13, 2026, CTV News
Ottawa Police headquarters on Elgin St. is seen in this undated photo. (CTV News Ottawa)
Ottawa police believe there could be other victims after a 39-year-old man was charged with several sexual offences.
The Ottawa Police Service’s Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit launched an investigation in 2024.
On Monday, police charged James Edmond Larabie with 10 charges, including one count each of sexual assault, abduct person under 16 years, sexual interference with a person under 16 years of age, invitation to sexual touching, unlawful possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials (CSAEM) and transmitting CSAEM.
“Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit investigators believe there could be other victims in and around the Ottawa area,” police said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Ottawa Police Service Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 5944.
Man charged with sexual offences; police seeking additional victims Press Release by Ottawa Police, Monday, April 13, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, April 13, 2026 8:20 a.m.
(Ottawa) – Today, the Ottawa Police Service’s Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit (SACA) arrested and charged an Ottawa resident with sexual offences following an investigation that commenced in 2024.
James Edmond Larabie, 39 years of age, is charged with one count each of the following:
- Abduct Person Under Sixteen Years,
- Sexual Interference with a person under 16 Years of Age,
- Invitation to Sexual Touching,
- Sexual Assault,
- Unlawfully Possess Child Pornography,
- Transmit Child Pornography,
- Print/Publish/Possess to Publish Child Sexual Abuse Material,
- Make Available Sexually Explicit Material to Person Under or Believed under 18 years for specific criminal offences,
- Telecommunication with a Person under or Believed Under 18 Years for Specific Criminal Offences,
- Fail to Comply with Probation Order
Larabie is scheduled to appear in court this morning, April 13th, 2026.
SACA investigators believe there could be other victims in and around the Ottawa area.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Ottawa Police Service Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit at 613-236-1222, extension 5944. Tips may also be sent electronically to email hidden; JavaScript is required.
Anonymoustips can be submitted by calling Crime Stoppers toll-free at 1-800-222-8477(TIPS).
Talking for Change: Resources available through the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health for those who have a sexual interest in children. The Talking for Change program is the first of its kind in Canada and provides national, all-ages help for those concerned about their risk of using child sexual exploitation material or offending sexually against a child.
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