Victim shot three times, police looking for suspect
CTV
When the victim got out of his car he saw a masked suspect who reportedly brandished a firearm and began shooting — striking him three times, once in the neck and twice in the chest.
Sarnia resident David Edwards remains in shock on Monday and got little sleep after a shooting on Napier Street.
“I heard the shots, which I thought were fireworks. But it was definitely, I now realize, the shots. About seven to 10 gunshots,” he told CTV News.
A short time later, Edwards said heavily-armed officers were outside his door, and Monday morning, he gradually heard the rest of the unsettling story.
Sarnia police confirm just after midnight, a man and his girlfriend returned to their Napier Street home and the man opened his vehicle door to see another man wearing a mask.
Moments later, the male resident was shot multiple times.
Somehow, he travelled nearly 200 metres, across a parking lot, to the nearby Sarnia police headquarters.
Insp. Leo Murphy said the victim was sent to a local hospital before an air ambulance flew him to London for treatment of life-threatening wounds.
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