A 36-year-old man was wounded during a dispute involving two individuals at a convenience store in Montreal North on a Sunday evening, as per Montreal police.
According to authorities, a distress call came in around 5:45 p.m. reporting an injured individual close to the intersection of Pie-IX Boulevard and Forest Street.
Police officers responding to the scene discovered the man conscious but with an injury to his upper body.
The injured man was promptly transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Preliminary findings suggest that a disagreement between the victim and two suspects occurred prior to the altercation.
Two teenagers, both aged 17, were apprehended and taken to an investigation center for questioning as authorities assess their role in the incident.
A forensic identification unit from the SPVM was deployed to survey the area for evidence, while the SPVM canine unit scoured for potential clues to aid in the investigation.
In addition, investigators interviewed witnesses and are in the process of obtaining surveillance footage to gain further insights into the situation.
The investigation remains underway.
