Ralph Leblanc, 53, of Memramcook wanted by Quebec police in alleged theft ring

Quebec provincial police are seeking the public's help in locating a Memramcook man wanted in connection with an alleged multimillion dollar theft ring.

Ralph Leblanc, 53, is one of three men the Sûreté du Québec are still searching for following six police raids in Quebec and New Brunswick on Wednesday as part of Operation Obliger.

LeBlanc stands five feet nine inches tall and weighs 254 pounds. Police say he has hazel-coloured eyes.

Fourteen people were arrested and items seized included deluxe cars and truckloads of diapers, pork, lobsters and sparkling fruit juice.

Yannick Demers, 42, of Sherbrooke, Que., and ​Denis Vallée, 35, of Waterloo, Ont., are also wanted by police in connection with the alleged criminal network.

• ​Luxury cars, diapers among truckloads of stolen goods seized in N.B., Quebec

The Quebec raids occurred in Saint-Georges-de-Beauce, Saint-Liboire, Saint-Zotique and Saint-Paul-de-l'ile-aux-noix. The New Brunswick raid took place in Memramcook.

Operation Obliger began in June 2016 and involved 78 cases of theft representing more than $5.3 million in stolen goods.

The thefts occurred in Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario, police said.