Police remain tight-lipped about details of shooting near Clinton, Ont. on Sunday
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There are more questions than answers as Huron County OPP continues to investigate a shooting near Clinton, Ont. Sunday evening.
There are more questions than answers as Huron County OPP continues to investigate a shooting near Clinton, Ont. Sunday evening.
OPP would only allow CTV News London a few hundred metres from the crime scene Tuesday, saying investigators were returning to continue work.
We do know, beyond a curve in the road, multiple officers are parked and investigating on the property in front of an abandoned barn, which is located back from the road off Bannockburn Line between Pavillion Road and Centennial Road.
“We do have an evidence search still ongoing,” says Const. Jamie Stanley of Huron County OPP. “We’ve had members from our Emergency Response Team at the scene today as well as members from our Identity Services at the scene as well.”The Huron County OPP Crime Unit is taking over the investigation.“At this point in time, we're trying to figure out the circumstances that led up to this incident and what transpired at the time of the incident,” added Stanley.
Police are remaining tight-lipped about the details of the incident, but do say OPP, Huron County Paramedics and Brucefield Fire Department were called after an altercation on the barren stretch of road.
Bluewater Fire Chief Dave Renner tells CTV News his crews were actually called off before even arriving on scene.
Upon arrival officers located an adult male victim that had sustained injuries from a gunshot. He was transported by air ambulance and remains in hospital with serious but stable injuries.
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