Crime à Montréal

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J'ai pensé que ca serait une bonne idée d'avoir un fil qui a comme sujet le crime à Montréal.

 

Violent night leaves 2 dead, 4 injured

Three shot and two stabbed for a cigarette

 

The Gazette

June 15, 2009

 

MONTREAL - Police have no suspects after a violent Sunday night in Montreal and Laval in which two men were killed in separate shootings, another was injured by gunfire and two men were stabbed for a cigarette.

 

At 7 p.m, at the corner of Allée des Pruches and Duquesne St. in the east-end Mercier/Hochelaga/Maisonneuve borough, a group of about 15 youths were gathered outside of an apartment building when someone approached and fired a gun, striking a 20-year-old man in the head.

 

He died later in a hospital, and his death is the 12th homicide of 2009, Montreal police Constable Daniel Lacoursière said. Police have no suspects in that case, he said.

 

About 1:15 a.m., police were called to Dominion and Quesnel Sts. in Little Burgundy after gunshots were heard fired in the street, Lacoursière said.

 

When police arrived they found two men, ages 25 and 22, lying on the street gravely wounded. They were rushed to a hospital but the 25-year-old died of his injuries.

 

His death became the 13th homicide of the year. Police have no suspects in the case.

 

Also last night, at about 10:30 a man, 41, walked up to a man, 36, near the Papineau métro station and asked for a cigarette. The younger man replied that he didn’t smoke and he was then stabbed in the upper body, suffering minor injuries, Lacoursière said.

 

A few blocks away, on Ste. Catherine and Dorion Sts., the same assailant asked another person, a 67-year-old man, for a cigarette. He gave him one but was also stabbed in the upper body, Lacoursière said. Police managed to arrest the attacker nearby and he was being questioned by police, Lacoursière said.

 

Both victims were in stable condition Monday morning.

 

Finally, a 43-year-old man was shot in the left calf after an altercation with two men in the parking lot of an IGA grocery store at about 9 p.m. on de la Concorde Blvd. in the Duvernay section of Laval. Police heard about the incident when the victim showed up at Montreal police station 30 on Pie IX Blvd. in north-end Montreal after the attack.

 

The victim was in stable condition and was cooperating with police somewhat, although details on his attackers were sketchy, Laval police Constable Frank Di Genova said.

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[MexiQuebecois]

Asking for a cigarette and then stabbing them whether they give it to you or not? What's the problem with this guy? Does he have any mental issues or what?

[jesseps]

I guess its that time of year again. The heat drives people up the walls.

[MTLskyline]

Neat interactive crime map of the Island of Montreal:

http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/story.html?id=2150445

[pedepy]

Neat interactive crime map of the Island of Montreal:

http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/story.html?id=2150445

 

or lack thereof ? ...

 

surely one of this city's strongest points. has to be one of the lowest crime rates in the world for a city this size..

[jesseps]

I think crime was huge when we had the biker problem back in the 90s

 

I checked the map for where I live for prostitution I was shocked there was between 1 and 49 cases for the year 2008

[peluche]

Asking for a cigarette and then stabbing them whether they give it to you or not? What's the problem with this guy? Does he have any mental issues or what?

 

It's pretty obvious this guy has mental issues. Most people living on the streets have mental issues......as a society, we have decided it's where they belong.

Modifié 28 octobre 2009 par peluche

[Djentmaster001]

So sorry to bump this thread, however, did not see a current one about homicides and did not feel like making a new thread.

Regardless, the city is already at 6 murders, which is about a 500% increase YoY at the same time of the year. With increased gang activity, domestic disputes, drugs, mental health issues, homeless, the city is on a very dangerous track. At this pace, we will probably hit 50 or more murders this year. This comes after the SPVM and city celebrated too early about a crime drop. 

I know our rates are lower than major cities in the U.S and all that, but it does not change the fact that the city has gotten pretty ghetto and dangerous. 

[ToxiK]

We have more crimes because we have not defunded the police enough, of course.  That is so obvious...  Less police = less crimes, every criminal will tell you that, and who knows more about crime than criminals?

[KOOL]

il y a 10 minutes, Djentmaster001 a dit :

Regardless, the city is already at 6 murders, which is about a 500% increase YoY at the same time of the year. With increased gang activity, domestic disputes, drugs, mental health issues, homeless, the city is on a very dangerous track. At this pace, we will probably hit 50 or more murders this year. This comes after the SPVM and city celebrated too early about a crime drop. 

And it will get worse before it gets better.

Less than 12 hours ago : 

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2024/02/17/fusillade--un-homme-tue-a-montreal-dans-la-nuit