A security officer working at Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport was struck by a vehicle on Sunday and taken to hospital for treatment. The incident occurred within the airport grounds and resulted in the officer being admitted for medical observation. Quebec provincial police have opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the collision.
The pedestrian involved was identified as an airport security agent, whose duties include monitoring access points and ensuring the safety of travelers and staff. Following the impact, emergency responders arrived at the scene and provided immediate assistance before transporting the officer to a nearby medical facility.
Authorities have not released details regarding the vehicle involved, the speed of travel, or any contributing factors to the accident. The investigation by the Sécurité publique du Québec will examine evidence from the site, including any surveillance footage, to determine how the collision occurred.
Airport officials confirmed that operations continued while the investigation proceeded, and they expressed concern for the well‑being of the injured officer. No further injuries were reported, and there were no disruptions reported to passengers or flights as a result of the event.
The police investigation remains ongoing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available. The incident underscores the importance of safety measures for both staff and vehicles operating within the airport environment.