Person killed in Kitchener shooting
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One person has died after a shooting in Kitchener’s Country Hills East area.
One person has died after a shooting in Kitchener’s Country Hills East area.
Waterloo regional police say officers were called to Treeline Place, near Block Line Road and Homer Watson Boulevard around 11:55 p.m. Thursday.
When they arrived, they found a male with a gunshot wound. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Police have not released his name or said how old he was.
Officers remain on scene Friday morning. Police tape stretches across the road in front of a townhouse on Treeline Place. Bags and other items can be seen on the ground.
Investigators believe the shooting was targeted and there’s no threat to public safety.
Police have not said if anyone has been arrested or if they're looking for any suspects.
More to come.
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