Two Montreal police officers are suspended as investigations proceed over allegations of racist conduct, according to reporting from multiple Canadian outlets. Global News and the Winnipeg Free Press both say the officers are relieved of duties pending the outcome of the matter. In addition to the suspensions, 14 other officers from Montreal Police Service Station 39 are reassigned to roles that do not involve contact with the public. The reassignment is described as connected to the same case. Both sources frame the steps as part of internal actions while allegations are reviewed, rather than as findings about the officers’ conduct. The outlets do not provide additional details about the specific allegations, when the alleged incidents occurred, or the investigative body involved. The reports also do not state any disciplinary outcomes at this stage. The matter remains under investigation, with the suspended officers and reassigned personnel awaiting further information.