No suspects, injuries after gunfire reported near downtown Montreal

   12/07/2024  Posted in Business

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Bullet holes were discovered by Montreal police on the facade of a business at Wellington and Peel Sts.

Published Jul 12, 2024  •  1 minute read

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Gunshots were fired at a building in the Ville-Marie borough around 5 a.m., Montreal police say.

Police received a 911 call reporting the sounds of gunfire at Wellington and Peel Sts., according to police spokesperson Véronique Dubuc.

Police discovered bullet holes in a building and shell casings on the ground. Witnesses said one or more suspects drove a vehicle toward the building, fired the shots and fled. No injuries were reported.

A perimeter has been set up while police and forensic technicians examine the scene.

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