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Transit cops open fire at man in vehicle near SkyTrain station

Darpan News Desk IANS, 28 Apr, 2014 11:57 AM

    Surrey RCMP is investigating a case where a man fled from scene in his car after Transit cops fired at him near Gateway SkyTrain station Sunday.

    Transit police told media that an officer shot at a man inside a vehicle at around 4 p.m. but no one was injured.

     It is unclear what prompted the police officer to open fire and as police said, the man is still at large.

    Motive of shooting has not been released yet and neither has a description of the vehicle. 

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