The suspect in the June 22, 2026, Montreal shooting (Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood) has been identified in multiple media reports as Seth Hatfield, a 28-year-old man from the Lethbridge, Alberta area. He was armed with an SKS rifle and wore military-style gear. He drove to Montreal in the days prior, wore military-style gear, ambushed police near a hotel on Décarie Boulevard (killing officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane and civilian Michael Moshe Mizrahi, a Jewish community member/Chabad leader caught in the crossfire), and was fatally shot by responding officers. Victims: • Officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane, 34, a Montreal police officer since 2021. • A male civilian (reports identify him as Rabbi Michael Moshe Mizrahi, a Chabad leader caught in the crossfire). • The suspect, who was fatally shot by police. • Injuries: A female police officer was seriously wounded but later stabilized. At least one other civilian may have been injured. Authorities describe the attack as appearing targeted at police. He was “neutralized” quickly during the shootout. Authorities recovered (and are examining) a lengthy document attributed to him—a 104-page manifesto that Hatfield reportedly created and distributed to media outlets beforehand. It has not been officially released in full by police, but Canadian outlets (including Journal de Montréal/TVA Nouvelles) obtained and reported on it, while Rebel News published or shared the full document (or substantial excerpts), criticizing mainstream framing. Reports consistently describe a hybrid ideology: core incel-style misogyny and personal grievances about loneliness/relationships mixed with far-left economic radicalism (anti-capitalist, pro-revolutionary/Communist rhetoric) and antisemitic conspiracy elements. Some outlets initially emphasized the “incel”/misogynistic angle and labeled it right-wing extremism. Others (notably Rebel News) pushed back, highlighting the communist, anti-property, antisemitic, and censorship aspects to argue it aligns more with radical left-wing extremism. The attack itself focused on ambushing police (with a civilian bystander killed), occurring in/near a Jewish neighbourhood area. The manifesto appears to have been prepared in advance as justification or manifesto for violence against perceived systemic oppressors. Important caveats: • The full document’s ( link added to this post 👇 ) authenticity is accepted in reporting but remains part of an active police investigation (Quebec’s BEI/police watchdog is involved). Not every outlet has verified every page identically.