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North Delta Shooting Probe After Shots Hit Business

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Delta police investigate a possible targeted shooting after shots were fired into an empty North Delta business on 120th Street early May 2.

Early Morning Gunfire Shakes North Delta

In the early hours of Saturday, May 2, a quiet North Delta neighbourhood suddenly turned tense. Shortly after 3:41 a.m., shots rang out in the 8200 block of 120th Street.

Meanwhile, residents were likely asleep, and therefore unaware of what was unfolding nearby. However, police soon rushed to the scene after receiving reports of gunfire.

Police Find Shell Casings at Scene

When officers arrived, they quickly located shell casings on the ground. In addition, they confirmed that multiple shots had been fired into a nearby business.

Fortunately, the business was unoccupied at the time. As a result, no injuries were reported. Still, the damage and risk raised immediate concern among investigators.

Targeted Attack Suspected, But Motive Unclear

Police believe the shooting may have been targeted. However, they have not confirmed the reason behind it.

Moreover, investigators are still exploring whether the incident could be linked to extortion. At this stage, nothing has been ruled in or out. Therefore, the motive remains unclear.

Investigators Seek Video and Witnesses

Meanwhile, police have shifted focus to gathering evidence. They are canvassing the area for video footage and speaking with potential witnesses.

Additionally, they are asking anyone who was in the area around the time of the shooting to come forward. Even small details, therefore, could help move the investigation forward.

In the end, police continue to work through the early stages of the case. For now, they are urging the public to stay alert and share any relevant information.

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