Montreal police are investigating after shots were fired in the City of Westmount Tuesday morning.
Officers were alerted to the scene on Ste-Catherine Street near Gladstone Avenue after an alarm was triggered just before 3:30 am.
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Police say the impact of multiple bullets were discovered on the exterior of a restaurant called Cafe Gentile Westmount and its windows were shattered.
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No one was injured in the incident, according police spokesperson Véronique Dubuc.
Police believe the shots came from outside on the street.
Investigators say it remains unclear if this was a targeted event or a case of stray bullets.
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