One man is dead after an apparent stabbing in Saint-Hubert Saturday night.
Police were called to a home on Prince-Charles Street in Longueuil’s Saint-Hubert borough at 10:30 p.m ET.
Officers at the scene saw a silhouette in the window of the residence and entered the home.
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Inside they found two men in their 60s with serious injuries.
“The injuries appear to have been caused by an edge weapon,” said police spokesperson Jean-Pierre Voutsinos.
The pair was rushed to hospital, where one of the men later died.
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The surviving man is in stable condition and police do not fear for his life.
He will be met by investigators as soon as his condition permits.
According to Voutsinos, a quarrel between the two men is at the origin of the conflict.
The investigation continues.
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