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28-year-old Vancouver man killed in Burnaby shooting linked to B.C. gang conflict; police seek witnesses and dashcam footage.

Vancouver Man Fatally Shot in Burnaby

Burnaby, B.C.—A 28-year-old man from Vancouver has died following a shocking evening shooting in Burnaby on Thursday, police confirm. Authorities say the killing appears to have been targeted and tied to gang activity in the province.

The victim, identified as Dilraj Singh Gill, was found critically injured near the 3700 block of Canada Way, close to Boundary Road, just before 5:30 p.m. PT. Despite rapid emergency response and life-saving efforts, Gill did not survive.

Car Fire Adds Mystery to Investigation

Shortly after the shooting, police discovered a burning vehicle a few blocks away on Buxton Street. Investigators believe this car is connected to the homicide, though details remain under review.

“The fact that this happened in a public area is deeply troubling,” said IHIT Sgt. Freda Fong, emphasizing the need for witnesses to come forward. “Community information will be crucial in holding those responsible accountable.”

Witnesses Recall Chaotic Scene

Local resident Zeeyad Popat described hearing loud bangs at home with his family, initially mistaking the noise for a rug being shaken. Moments later, it became clear they were gunshots. Popat also saw a masked individual leaving the scene before emergency crews arrived.

“It’s been a tough night,” Popat said. “Events like this shake the neighborhood and remind us how quickly tragedy can strike.”

Police Urge Public Assistance

Authorities stress that there is no ongoing threat to the public. They are urging anyone with information, including dashcam footage, to contact the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) at 1-877-551-IHIT (4448).

As the investigation continues, police hope community cooperation will help bring clarity and justice to this targeted killing.

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