A 28-year-old man is dead and three others are injured after a drive-by shooting took place overnight Saturday in Laval, Que.
Police say they were called to Curé-Labelle Boulevard near the Carrefour Boulevard intersection in the Chomedey district at around 1 a.m. in response to reports of gunshots fired at a vehicle from a different vehicle.
The 28-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene after emergency services attempted life-saving maneuvers. Another man was shot and rushed to hospital in critical condition but authorities say there is no threat to his life.
Get daily National news
READ MORE: Laval police seek to ID man wanted in connection with attempted kidnapping at city bus stop
Laval Police say the two other victims were injured in the incident but did not suffer gunshot wounds. They were also transported to hospital.
Authorities say the four victims were not known to police.
The major crimes unit is investigating the homicide. No arrests have been made as of Sunday afternoon.
- Montreal man facing charges after CBSA seizes fake ID documents
- OPP releases new video in Kathleen MacVicar murder case retracing last steps
- Family of Penticton’s Taig Savage says it has given up on justice after manslaughter plea
- Questions raised over Vancouver police investigating one of their own officers
–with files from the Canadian Press
-
![]()
26-year-old hospitalized after east end shooting: Montreal police -
![]()
New initiative calls on citizens to record police actions -
![]()
Quebec study exposes dramatic increase in police funding -
![]()
Quebec police watchdog investigating death of man struck by train after police stop -
![]()
TikTok video appears to show Montreal police assault unarmed homeless man -
![]()
Montrealers to weigh in on hiring of new SPVM police chief -
![]()
Driver arrested after intentionally hitting pedestrian in Montreal North: Police -
![]()
Arrest warrant issued for Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard in Montreal -
![]()
SQ calls on public’s help in solving murders linked to organized crime -
![]()
More calls for Montreal police officers to stop wearing thin blue line logo
Comments
Comments closed.
Due to the sensitive and/or legal subject matter of some of the content on globalnews.ca, we reserve the ability to disable comments from time to time.
Please see our Commenting Policy for more.