'I was trying to get away: Kingsway Mall shooting victim says he may never recover
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A man who was shot outside an Edmonton shopping mall earlier this month says he doesn't know if he'll ever fully recover from his injuries.
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A man who was shot outside an Edmonton shopping mall earlier this month says he doesn't know if he'll ever fully recover from his injuries.
Tyler Marshall was locking his bike up outside Walmart at Kingsway Mall around 7:15 p.m. on Dec. 5 when he was approached by a stranger.
"I was trying to get away from them. Tell them 'I'm sorry. I don't understand what you're saying,'" he told CTV News Edmonton.
"When that conversation went nowhere I started walking away. As I was walking away, he said something and I turned around and that's when he shot me."
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