2010 · Repentigny, Québec, Canada
Repentigny: a red disk that split
Primary document. Canadian Air Defence Sector log, 12 Jul 2010 (classified SECRET, released under the ATIA, A0648958): at 0615Z the duty officer records a red disk with a blue ring seen by police on patrol at Repentigny, Québec, at 0500Z, descending to about 50 m and splitting. Names redacted by the release. · Department of National Defence (Canada), ATIA release A0648957
When12 July 2010, 05:00Z
WhereRepentigny, Québec, Canada
Backing1 independent
Evidenceofficial records
Early on 12 July 2010 police officers on patrol in Repentigny, outside Montréal, and several residents saw a red disk with a blue ring descend to about 50 m above the ground and split apart in several directions, silently, over about ten minutes. The Canadian air-defence duty log recorded it.
Evidence, in date order (1)
- 12 Jul 2010Canadian Air Defence Sectorofficiallogged the police report (ATIA release A0648957) CIRVIS Canada 2010–2019
How plausible · High
Police on patrol and several residents saw a red disk descend and split; the Canadian air-defence log recorded it.
- ●●Access Police on patrol and residents on the spot.
- ●●No gain sought A police report.
- ●●Character record Police officers.
- ●●Independent convergence Police and several residents.
- ●●Checkable details check out The CADS log is released (ATIA A0648957).
- ●○Physical traces or official reaction Logged by air defence.
Plausibility weighs how well an account fits where secrecy hides the documents by design, so missing records never count against it. Strength measures what is documented. Assessed 2026-10-23.
Claims
A red disk with a blue ring was observed by several people and policemen on patrol; it descended to about 50 m from the ground and split in several directions; white; no noise; about 10 minutes.secondhandSourced, unconfirmedCADS duty log (CIRVIS Canada 2010–2019)
Where
Repentigny, Québec, Canada
45.7°N 73.5°W