Montreal Police Are Asking For Help Identifying Destructive Old Port Protesters
The Service de police de la Ville de Montréal is asking for help identifying protestors who took part in a destructive anti-curfew protest that caused damage to several businesses in the Old Port of Montreal.
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The protest resulted in broken windows for several local Montreal businesses, street fires and heavy police presence.
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The SPVM has released videos showing protesters smashing windows and destroying signs.
Investigators encourage anyone with information about the events or the individuals involved to contact 438-229-4029.
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Le SPVM demande l’aide du public afin d’identifier un individu ayant déchargé une arme à air comprimé sur la façade… https://t.co/E7TXhiMg7i— Police Montréal (@Police Montréal) 1618608319.0
The SPVM also issued a Twitter call to Montrealers to help identify a man seen firing a gun at Centre Communautaire Islamique Assahaba in Saint-Leonard on April 5.
The suspect, seen on security footage with his face covered by a blue surgical mask, is a white male with brown hair who is approximately 18 years old.
Anyone with information that could help investigators can contact Info-Crime Montréal anonymously at 514 393-1133 or fill out a tip form available online on the Info Crime website.
By contacting Info-Crime Montréal, rewards of up to $2,000 can be given for information leading to the arrest of suspects, but certain conditions apply.