Delta police investigate targeted early morning shooting at unoccupied North Delta home; CCTV footage may aid investigation.
Targeted Shooting Strikes North Delta Residence
Police are investigating a targeted shooting at an unoccupied home in North Delta early Sunday morning, October 19, raising safety concerns in the neighbourhood.
Incident Timing and Location
The shooting occurred around 5 a.m. in the 11300-block of 82nd Avenue, near North Delta Secondary School. Officers from the Delta Police Department (DPD) responded promptly after reports of gunfire at a residential basement suite.
Nature of the Crime
Authorities confirmed the incident appeared to be targeted but is not believed to be related to extortion. “Preliminary investigation indicates this to be a targeted incident, but it does not appear to be extortion-related,” said a DPD press release issued Monday.
Suspect and Evidence
CCTV footage captured a suspect wearing a dark hoodie and facial covering, as well as a white sedan linked to the event. Police are currently reviewing video evidence and working to identify those involved.
Police Investigation and Community Appeal
DPD officers are conducting door-to-door canvassing in the area and urging residents to come forward with any information. Authorities are seeking video footage from CCTV or dash cameras around the time of the shooting.
How to Provide Tips
Anyone with relevant information is asked to contact the Delta Police Department at 604-946-4444 or email tips@deltapolice.ca. Authorities emphasized that community cooperation is vital to solving the case.
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