Interpreter stabbed in Longueuil courthouse
An interpreter at the Longueuil courthouse was stabbed in the neck Tuesday midday. The attacker was apprehended.
An interpreter at the Longueuil courthouse was stabbed in the neck Tuesday midday. The attacker was apprehended.
carswell 18:19 on 2024-01-09 Permalink
How horrible. Hoping the victim survives and can resume a full and normal life.
As depicted in the Radio-Canada photo, that courthouse is a major eyesore.
H. John 10:18 on 2024-01-10 Permalink
Paul Arcand in his press review this morning referred to an article in the Journal de Montréal which lists the thousands of dangerous items taken from people at the Montreal courthouse, which unlike Longueuil does have metal detectors:
Attaque au palais de justice de Longueuil: le débat sur la sécurité dans les palais est relancé
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2024/01/09/attaque-au-palais-de-justice-de-longueuil-le-debut-sur-la-securite-dans-les-palais-est-relance
Ian 10:32 on 2024-01-10 Permalink
I think a steel-barreled ballpoint pen would be a better stabbing weapon than a corkscrew, I wonder if they get seized too?
Kate 10:45 on 2024-01-10 Permalink
I was called to jury duty at some point before Covid, and found that getting into the Montreal courthouse was pretty much like boarding a plane.
In a way it’s a pity, as anyone should be able to walk in and watch justice being done without being challenged, but this week’s incident shows why it’s not safe.