A 27-year-old woman was rushed to hospital in critical condition after she was the victim of a hit-and-run collision early Saturday morning.
Montreal police spokesperson Raphaël Bergeron said the incident happened at 3:15 a.m. at the intersection of René-Lévesque Boulevard and Plessis Street.
Bergeron explained that the woman was crossing René-Lévesque Boulevard with a friend when she was struck by a vehicle heading west.
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The vehicle fled the scene before police arrived.
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Officers responding to the call found the woman on the ground.
“She had serious head injuries,” Bergeron said, adding that she was rushed to hospital in critical condition.
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By noon, Bergeron said the woman’s condition had improved and she was listed as stable.
The friend — a 22-year-old man — was uninjured.
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René-Lévesque Boulevard was closed for several hours as officers investigated.
Police have yet to release a description of the vehicle involved in the collision.
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