One person is dead after a car was found upside down in the du Chicot River, near Terry Fox Street and Mathers Avenue, in Saint-Eustache Sunday morning.
According to Saint-Eustache police, at 6:20 a.m. a woman walked into a store on Terry Fox Street near the scene of the crash to report a vehicle that was involved in an accident was in the river.
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When officers arrived, they pulled one person from the wreckage and performed CPR.
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The victim, whose identity has yet to be released, was taken to hospital where their death was pronounced.
Police confirmed the woman who reported the incident was a passenger in the vehicle. She was taken to hospital and is in stable condition.
The circumstances surrounding the crash are unclear.
The investigation continues.
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