Three Sunday night shootings in Montreal

Alice Girard-Boss
Press

“At 7pm, 911 called for shots fired at the 25th junction^e And 42^e On the streets in the St. Michael’s district, ”said SPVM spokeswoman Agent Carolyn Chevrolets. The bullets were found on the ground and had a projectile impact on a fence.

According to the SPVM, two suspicious vehicles opened fire at the intersection and then fled before police arrived. None of the victims and suspects.

Minutes later, at 7:15 pm, gunfire was heard in the metropolitan area of ​​Montreal-Nord, on the corner of Rio Pryor and Avenue de London. Again, no suspects and no casualties were found, but projective impacts were found on a building and floors were scattered.

At 7:20 p.m., a third call came to the SPVM at the intersection of Rue de Amiens and Avenue Armond-Lavergne.

At the scene, a 23-year-old man was wounded in the upper body by the bullets of a gun. He was still unconscious and was taken to a hospital center. His life was not in danger.

The second victim, a 35-year-old man with a gunshot wound to the upper body, was taken to a hospital. We are not afraid of his life.

“According to initial reports, the suspicious vehicle opened fire on the victims and then fled before police arrived,” he said.^Me Honeysuckles.

All three scenes are reserved for investigators and forensic identification technicians so that they can explore and understand the exact circumstances of the events.