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Man killed in early morning shooting in Strathcona

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A man died after a shooting near Main and Union in Vancouver’s Strathcona early Tuesday. No arrests yet as police investigate the homicide.

Early morning incident

A man was discovered with a gunshot wound shortly after 7 a.m. Tuesday in Vancouver’s Strathcona neighbourhood near Main Street and Union Street. Police and paramedics arrived quickly after receiving reports of the shooting.

Victim pronounced dead

The man was rushed to hospital by emergency responders. Despite medical efforts, he was pronounced dead soon after arrival, police confirmed in a release.

Scene secured by police

Investigators taped off the intersection in Strathcona as officers gathered evidence. The area remained closed to traffic and pedestrians through the morning.

No arrests or suspects identified

Authorities reported that no arrests have been made. At this stage, investigators have not determined whether the victim and the suspect were known to each other.

Motive under investigation

The motive for the shooting remains unclear. Police have not confirmed whether the incident was targeted or random, and the investigation is being treated as a homicide.

Appeal to public

Vancouver Police are urging witnesses and anyone with information to contact investigators. The victim’s identity has not yet been released pending family notification.

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