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Montreal police officer and civilian killed in shooting have been identified

Police say the suspect was killed after officers arrived, and Quebec’s watchdog assigned 10 agents to investigate the operation.

  • On Monday, a shooting near a Hilton hotel in Montreal killed police officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane, a civilian, and the suspect. A second officer remains in stable condition after the gunman targeted police with a long gun.
  • Chief Fady Dagher stated police responded to a 911 call at 11:35 a.m. regarding a suspect aiming a gun from a window. Construction worker Jacob Coutu reported hearing gunfire as officers engaged the shooter in the exchange.
  • Authorities issued an emergency alert triggering temporary closures along major highways and metro lines, lifting the order shortly after 3 p.m. The Bureau assigned 10 agents to investigate the police operation.
  • Dagher noted it has been 24 years since a Montreal police officer was killed on the job. British Columbia police warned of a rumored anti-police manifesto following the tragedy, said Lindsey Houghton.
  • Quebec provincial police are leading a parallel criminal investigation into the incident. The public can access psychological support services through the 811 hotline as officials continue determining the suspect's motive.
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The identity of the police officer and civilian who died during the shooting that took place on Monday morning in Côte-des-Neiges was revealed Monday evening. The officer who died in the line of duty was 34, and the civilian, a member of the Jewish community, was 68.

·Montreal, Canada
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RAGEX broke the news on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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