The SPVM is investigating an exchange of gunfire in Montreal North

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The investigation into an exchange of gunfire on Monday in the Montreal-North borough is progressing. One of the vehicles involved was spotted a little before 3 p.m. in the parking lot of a grocery store located on Boulevard Pie-IX, near Boulevard Industriel, in the same arrondissement.

This was confirmed by the Montreal Police Service (SPVM) early Monday evening. Police confirmed that a vehicle with projectile impacts was spotted around 2:45 p.m.

Comme this vehicle was linked to the exchange of gunfire that occurred Monday early in the afternoon, a perimeter was established to protect the scene and investigators were dispatched to the scene, indicated the SPVM.

For the moment, the police force is not reporting any victims or arrests.

It was around 1:15 p.m. that 911 received a call reporting an exchange of gunfire on rue Prieur, not far from avenue du Parc-Georges, in Montréal-Nord.

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When the police arrived, the perpetrators had already fled.

According to the first information, the people involved were in two vehicles.

The SPVM, which dispatched the squad canine, reports that shell casings were found at the crime scene on rue Prieur.