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Two members of the Canadian security forces are facing a possible hostage-taking incident in Montreal on November 13, 2020.
Canadian police said Friday night that they have yet to receive reports of injuries during a possible hostage-taking incident at Ubisoft’s Montreal headquarters.
Montreal Police said, via Twitter, that it is carrying out an operation at the intersection of Saint Laurent and Saint Vitor streets, indicating that its personnel are inspecting the building after receiving a call through the emergency number 911 , while emphasizing that no injuries have yet been received, not to mention. Any details about the nature of the accident.
Officers were dispatched to the scene following a 911 call. Specialized #SPVM officers are on-site inspecting the facilities. No injuries have been reported. https://t.co/omrH0sYHbQ
– Montreal Police (@SPVM) November 13, 2020
However, local media reported that the Police were conducting a special operation in response to the possible seizure of dozens of hostages at the headquarters of the company “Ubisoft” to design electronic games.
Activists distributed video clips documenting the intense deployment of police units and special forces with their armored vehicles.
And local channels showed video clips showing dozens of people on the roof of the building, but indicated that there was no indication of panic among them.
The channel said, according to its sources, that the communication could be false, indicating that there was no real reason for the special operation.
Source: Agencies RT +
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