Targeted Shooting In Surrey Leaves 1 Man Dead

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 19 Apr, 2015 03:32 PM

SURREY, B.C. — A recent string of shootings in Surrey continued early Sunday morning with an overnight incident that left a man dead.

Police say they responded to reports of gunfire around 3 a.m. (at the intersection of 126th St. and 88A Ave.).

Officers found a vehicle believed to be linked to the shooting crashed into a nearby utility pole.

A man was taken to hospital but later died from his injuries.

Police say they believe the shooting was targeted.

This is the 23rd reported shooting in Surrey and North Delta since early March. (Global News)

Prev Next

MORE National ARTICLES

Ex-student Leader Says Liberals And NDP Must Reject Pipeline To Win Quebec Seats

MONTREAL — The NDP and the Liberals must stand against the Energy East pipeline if they hope to have success in Quebec come federal election time, says one of the faces of the province's 2012 student movement.

Ex-student Leader Says Liberals And NDP Must Reject Pipeline To Win Quebec Seats

Cleanup Efforts Underway After Blizzard Buries Parts Of Atlantic Canada

HALIFAX — Services in Atlantic Canada's largest city were operating at reduced levels Thursday, but Halifax Mayor Mike Savage says he's confident work crews can dig the city out without declaring a state of emergency.

Cleanup Efforts Underway After Blizzard Buries Parts Of Atlantic Canada

Recommendations From Inquest Into Winnipeg Man's ER Death To Take Years

WINNIPEG — Many recommendations from an inquest into the death of an aboriginal man during a 34-hour wait in a Winnipeg hospital emergency room will take years to implement.

Recommendations From Inquest Into Winnipeg Man's ER Death To Take Years

MP Scott Andrews Accepts Findings Of Misconduct Review, Says Process Frustrating

CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, N.L. — Newfoundland MP Scott Andrews accepted the findings Thursday of an executive summary of an independent investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct but called the process frustrating.

MP Scott Andrews Accepts Findings Of Misconduct Review, Says Process Frustrating

B.C.'s Local Government Auditor Says Review Of Her Office Politically Connected

VICTORIA — British Columbia's auditor general for local government says a review of her office is undermining the independence of her bureau and may not be legal.

B.C.'s Local Government Auditor Says Review Of Her Office Politically Connected

Abbotsford Police Issue Public Safety Warning About Gavinder Grewal, Sandeep Sidhu, Jimi Sandhu

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — An unusual public safety warning has been issued by police in Abbotsford, B.C., for anyone connected to or who happens to be around three men involved in violence, drugs and weapons.