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Daybreak Montreal | Feb 7, 2013 | 11:34

Police meets with Park Extension woman

More on the story we brought you yesterday about a Park Extension woman who for months tried to get the police and a local councillor to help her. Jennifer Dorner is speaking out now because of a court case that's taking place in Montreal. Also live in the Daybreak studio, Ian Lafreniere who speaks for Montreal Police.

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