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Woman arrested after newborn left alone at bus stop on Montreal’s South Shore dies
- On Oct. 27, 2025, Longueuil police reported a newborn baby less than four weeks old was found in a Chambly Road bus shelter and died in hospital just before 8 a.m.
- With several hypotheses under review, police note investigators say the 33-year-old woman may have given birth in the bus shelter, and they are assessing her physical and psychological condition while answers could take weeks.
- Police released surveillance footage and urged witnesses to come forward while closing Briggs Street eastbound and Chambly Road northbound and asking local store owners to remain shut; three psychologists are supporting police members.
- Officers located and arrested a 33-year-old woman just before 12:15 p.m.; Longueuil police say she could face an infanticide charge while investigators assess her court fitness.
- It is the second such incident this month, and SPAL said it received more than 30 pieces of information after the Oct. 5 incident; police say there is no apparent link between the events.
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flamboroughtoday.comNewborn abandoned at bus stop on Montreal's South Shore is dead, police say
LONGUEUIL — Police on Montreal's South Shore say a newborn baby found abandoned inside a bus shelter has died. Longueuil police say it is the second incident involving an abandoned baby in the suburb in less than a month.
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She was taken to the hospital in order to "ensure her physical and psychological safety".
·Montreal, Canada
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