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One arrested after stabbing in Montreal’s West Island

The 18-year-old victim has been taken to hospital, where she is being treated for stab wounds sustained to her upper body. She is expected to make a recovery.
The results of an ongoing study released on Tuesday indicate police in Quebec are hesitant to respond to certain calls out of fear of repercussions. The results mirror finding in police services in other parts of the country and the United States. (Global News). Global News

A man has been arrested after a young woman was stabbed on a street in Montreal’s West Island late Tuesday.

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Montreal police (SPVM) responded to the incident on the corner of Michel-Jasmin and Orly avenues in Dorval shortly before midnight.

A short while later, the 28-year-old man, whom police believe to be the attacker, was arrested. He will now be questioned in custody by SPVM investigators.

Police are also questioning one woman, said to be a witness to the incident.

The 18-year-old victim has been taken to hospital, where she is being treated for stab wounds sustained to her upper body. She is expected to make a recovery.

A security perimeter encircling the site of the attack was lifted early Wednesday.

— With files from the Canadian Press’s French-language service.

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