A 28-year-old man was sent to hospital on Saturday night after another shooting over the weekend in Montreal North.
Authorities say they were called to Rolland Boulevard near Pascal Street at 6.45pm – the same place where another act of firearm violence took place the night before.
The victim was found with gunshot wounds to his lower body and transported to hospital and is in a stable condition.
Police say the man was walking when they allegedly drove a vehicle past and shot at him. Officials say the victim is known to police.
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No suspects were identified and no arrests were made.
This comes after two separate shooting incidents took place in the same area on Friday night that sent two men to hospital. Both victims are equally in a stable condition.
Authorities were called around 6pm after the first incident, also on Rolland Boulevard. The victim was a 32-year-old man and was shot in both legs. He was walking with another man, who was not hit.
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Hours later, at 02:20, the SPVM was sent to the intersection of Monselet Street and Brussels Avenue for the second shooting, which took place nearby.
Officers did not find the victim, but found bullet casing caps on the ground. They say they were later informed that a 25-year-old man arrived at the hospital with gunshot wounds to his upper and lower body.
No suspects were identified and no arrests were made for either of these two incidents. Authorities say they do not know if the three events are related.
All three victims will be questioned by police.
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