Shooting In Canada: Three Killed, Including Suspected Attacker
Shooting in Canada: Three killed, including a suspected attacker, in a series of shootings in the Canadian province of British Columbia.
There have been incidents of shootings in the western Canadian province of British Columbia.
It is reported that three people, including the suspected attacker, were killed. This information was given by the news agency.
Police appealed to people to stay home after several shots were fired in the city of Langley in the incident that took place at 6.20 am Canadian time.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police issued an alert saying that there were reports of several shootings around the city.
A civilian emergency alert has been issued by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for Langley Downtown Corps BC, a news agency quoted Internet media as saying.
People have been advised to be alert and not to step out of the house.
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Several people were injured in the firing incident.
The police who reached the spot are investigating the matter. During this, the police temporarily closed the roads of the crime scene.
At the same time, the police said that many people were injured in this firing incident.
A suspect arrested
At the same time, local media News reported that police confirmed that a man had been arrested at 7 a.m. (local time). Police officer Sergeant Rebecca Parslow said we have a suspect in custody.
The police car was sieved.
A black police car was riddled with bullets in the parking lot of Willowbrook Mall, reports local media. At least nine bullet marks have been seen in it.
Canada has stricter gun laws than America
Let us tell you that the incidents of shootings are less in Canada than in America. Canada has stricter gun laws than the US. However, Canadians are allowed to keep weapons as long as they have a license.
It is worth noting that there was a shooting incident in Canada in 2020. A gunman driving a car shot 13 people and nine others were killed when a fire broke out in Nova Scotia’s Portapique.
