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蒙特婁本週回顧 · 隨身攝影機、驗屍官裁定與阿魯埃特(Alouettes)

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🚑 重大事故與突發

  1. 15歲少年在勒塞德(Les Cèdres)338號公路遭機車撞擊後入院。 凌晨1時前,一名過路駕駛在338號公路,位於聖費雷奧路(Chemin St‑Féréol)與聖多米尼克路(Chemin St‑Dominique)之間,發現一名15歲男童與受損的速克達;該少年送醫時情況嚴重,魁北克省警方沃德魯伊‑多里翁重大犯罪小組呼籲目擊者聯絡他們。

  2. 蒙特貝羅(Montebello)附近單車輛撞牆事故造成駕駛死亡。 當局表示,一名駕駛在靠近蒙特貝羅的一處撞牆事故中喪生;省警抵達現場並在最初通報中確認死亡。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 驗屍官裁定「綁腿」束縛可能促成2025年蒙特婁羈押死亡案。 驗屍官蓋哈內·卡梅爾(Géhane Kamel)認定,29歲的阿比薩伊·克魯茲(Abisay Cruz)血中可檢出可致毒性的可卡因量,且曾被以綁腿姿勢固定超過兩分鐘;卡梅爾敦促警方檢視拘束做法,並指出該技術已被多個組織廣泛勸阻或禁止。

  2. 蒙特婁男子因多年簽證詐欺案遭發布逮捕令。 加拿大邊境服務署指控42歲阿布爾·卡西姆(Abul Kasim)在2022年1月13日至2024年3月19日期間,協助65人提交虛假臨時居民簽證申請,並藉由該等詐得簽證安排53人入境;2025年5月8日對其蒙特婁住所執行的搜查令查獲相關證據。

  3. 疑似利用人工智慧策劃校園攻擊的蒙特婁青少年遭拘留。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,一名青少年被捕,涉嫌使用人工智慧規劃對蒙特婁某校的攻擊並在Telegram上發布威脅;當時尚未立即提出指控,該人預定出庭於蒙特婁法院少年法庭。

  4. 35歲男子因蒙特婁一名母親死亡被控一級謀殺。 根據提交至蒙特婁法院的起訴書,一名35歲男子已被正式控以一級謀殺罪,與一名蒙特婁母親之死亡案有關。

  5. 高原-蒙羅亞爾(Plateau‑Mont‑Royal)白天槍擊案後少年遭逮。 蒙特婁警方在高原-蒙羅亞爾一處白天槍擊案後逮捕一名青少年;警方發布初步聲明證實逮捕並表示調查持續進行中。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 蒙特婁將為3,500名警員配發隨身攝影機,市府在預算中撥出4,000萬元。 市長索拉婭·馬丁內斯·費拉達(Soraya Martinez Ferrada)宣布,3,500名警員將配發隨身攝影機,約600輛巡邏車將安裝行車紀錄器與自動車牌辨識系統,部分經費來自本年度預算中市府撥出的4,000萬元攝影機專款。

  2. 總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)稱加拿大在美國50%關稅生效時「放棄一個糟糕協議」。 卡尼宣布,在貿易談判破裂後,加拿大將以一比一匹配部分美方關稅,表示不接受美方條件,並示意在鋼鐵與乳製品等產業採取報復性關稅措施。

  3. 魁北克省長敦促家庭每週多買25加元的本地商品,以注入約30億元。 省長克里斯汀·弗雷歇特(Christine Fréchette)表示,若魁北克每戶家庭每週購買25加元本地產品,約可為省內經濟回流30億元,加拿大東部其他省長也發布類似的「支持本地」號召。

  4. 魁人黨承諾若當選將廢除衛生魁北克並將資金轉向基層照護。 魁人黨領袖保羅·聖皮爾·普拉蒙登(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)表示,該黨將拆解2024年成立的公共衛生機構「衛生魁北克」,把節省下來的經費投入基層醫療、地區社區服務中心及縮短手術候診名單;衛生部長索尼婭·貝朗熱(Sonia Bélanger)批評此方案不現實。

  5. 蒙特婁市長與警察局長將公布新公共安全措施。 市府排定一場由市長與警察局長主持的記者會,宣布旨在提升蒙特婁公共安全的新措施,定位為市級回應日益升高的城市安全憂慮。

🏈 體育

  1. 阿魯埃特(Alouettes)46比16痛宰紅黑(Redblacks),蒙特婁戰績提升至9勝1敗。 戴維斯·亞歷山大(Davis Alexander)傳球260碼、兩次達陣,蒙特婁阿魯埃特在莫爾森體育場(Molson Stadium)吸引22,482名觀眾,以46比16擊敗渥太華紅黑,延續強勢開季,戰績來到9勝1敗。

  2. 蒙特婁競技(CF Montréal)在主場逼和洛杉磯銀河(LA Galaxy)2比2。 蒙特婁競技在薩普托球場(Stade Saputo)上演逆轉並最終以2比2與來訪的洛杉磯銀河握手言和,賽末關鍵扳平球為主隊保留一分。

  3. 赫瑟·胡馬納‑帕雷德斯(Heather Humana‑Paredes)與布蘭迪·威爾克森(Brandie Wilkerson)在蒙特婁菁英16(Elite16)晉級四強,衝刺三連霸。 加拿大沙灘排球組合胡馬納‑帕雷德斯與威爾克森在主場沙灘賽事晉級四強,力拚第三度連續奪冠。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 蒙特婁在小伯根黨區為爵士巨匠奧利佛·瓊斯舉行追思禮。 聯合聯合教堂(Union United Church)座無虛席,為奧利佛·瓊斯的告別式送行,演出者包括芮妮·李(Ranee Lee)與奧利佛·瓊斯博士三重奏,家屬在會中致悼詞,懷念他對蒙特婁爵士樂的貢獻。

  2. 蒙特婁世界新聞攝影展回歸,邁入第19屆。 主辦單位宣布,第19屆世界新聞攝影展將重返蒙特婁,屆時國際新聞攝影作品將在本地畫廊展出。

  3. 蒙特婁創作歌手發行受埃及根源啟發的首張專輯。 一位蒙特婁創作歌手推出首張完整專輯,唱片以其埃及血統為靈感;新聞稿與訪談指出,專輯主題與家族史及蒙特婁多元文化音樂場景有關。

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