Family of Montreal-Area Teen Shot Dead by Police to Learn Names of Officers Involved
The agreement gives Rezayi’s family access to the officer’s identity and some police-operation records, while the name remains under a publication ban.
- A Quebec Superior Court judge approved a legal agreement on Thursday allowing the family of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi to learn the identity of the officer who shot him in September 2025.
- Rezayi was killed by police after officers arrived at a residential street in Saint-Hubert responding to a 911 call, prompting his family to sue the City and the police force.
- Lawyer Yalda Machouf-Khadir confirmed the agreement also grants the family access to redacted police procedures, coroner files, and documents regarding how emergency services responded to the shooting.
- While the identities of the two officers directly involved will be communicated to the families, a strict publication ban keeps the information confidential and prevents public dissemination.
- The Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes investigated the incident and forwarded results to the DPCP; if prosecutors decide to lay charges, the officers' names would then become public.
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The 15-year-old's relatives shot dead by a police officer of the Longueuil Agglomeration Police Service (SPAL) in 2025 entered into an agreement that will allow them to know the identity of the police officers involved in this case.
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Family of Quebec teen shot dead by police to learn name of officers involved
MONTREAL - The family members of a 15-year-old Quebec boy who was fatally shot by police in 2025 have reached an agreement that will allow them to learn the identity
Court deal allows family of teen killed by Longueuil police to learn officer’s identity
A Quebec Superior Court judge has approved an agreement allowing the family of a teenager killed by Longueuil police to learn the identity of the officer who shot 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi in September 2025. “The identities of the two police officers directly involved in the intervention are part of the information that will be communicated […]
Family of Nooran Rezayi, teen killed by Longueuil police, to learn name of officer who fired fatal shot
The family of Nooran Rezayi has been locked in a legal battle with the city of Longueuil to learn the name of the police officer who shot and killed the 15-year-old in 2025. The city said releasing the name would put officers in danger. Now, a deal has been reached that will see the officer's name disclosed to the family, but protected by a publication ban.
The family of Nooran Rezayi and the young people who accompanied him when he was shot by a policeman will know the identity of the agents involved.
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