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One Man Is Dead After Shooting In Industrial Area Of Chilliwack, B.C.

Darpan News Desk IANS, 21 Jul, 2017 02:45 PM

CHILLIWACK, B.C. — A shooting in an industrial area of Chilliwack, B.C., has left one man dead. Police say they were called Friday to reports that shots were fired.

RCMP say they found a man with life threatening injuries and he was taken to hospital, but he died of his injuries.

Shooting scene in parking lot of #Chilliwack KalTire. @ChilliwackRcmp have taped off a large area, focusing on grey Audi w/ ~3 bullet holes pic.twitter.com/1mKVeWuyYd
— Nafeesa Karim (@nafeesakarim) July 21, 2017

Police say it is early in their investigation, but the shooting appears to be targeted.

IHIT on scene in Chilliwack after shooting leaves 1 ml dead. Btb targeted. Occurred 43000 block of Progress Way. Have info? Call IHIT.
— IHIT (@HomicideTeam) July 21, 2017

Audi w/bullet holes in #Chilliwack KalTire parking lot. @HomicideTeam is here. No word on victim or suspects. Witness heard multiple "bangs" pic.twitter.com/adDEUwJ9Ho
— Nafeesa Karim (@nafeesakarim) July 21, 2017

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