Longueuil police looking for witnesses after man dies of stab wounds in hospital
Longueuil police are trying to get in touch with witnesses after a man was stabbed and later died Monday.
The victim, a man in his 40s, was dropped off by a civilian at Charles LeMoyne Hospital in Longueuil Monday afternoon. He died due to his injuries later that evening.
Police say an autopsy was ordered for Nov. 8 – investigators hope it will reveal more about how the man was injured, as officers have yet to locate a crime scene, which may or may not be in their jurisdiction.
Police spent much of Monday looking for a location where the man could have been stabbed, and that investigation continued into Tuesday.
What they do know is that he arrived at the hospital in a black four-door 2011 Subaru Impreza. The driver, who police consider an important witness, met with police.
Anyone who has information on the incident can speak to police at (450) 463-7211.
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