Witnesses report shots fired in downtown Vancouver
CTV
Police are responding to an incident in downtown Vancouver, where witnesses reported hearing gunfire late Saturday afternoon.
Police are responding to an incident in downtown Vancouver, where witnesses reported hearing gunfire late Saturday afternoon.
The Vancouver Police Department has not confirmed any details on what happened, but a black vehicle with apparent bullet holes could be seen crashed into a white car at Robson and Richards streets in the aftermath of the incident.
There also appeared to be a single bullet hole in the window of a nearby Tim Hortons.
It's unclear whether anyone was injured. There were no ambulances or paramedics on scene when CTV News arrived.
Witnesses first reported hearing the gunshots around 5:45 p.m. Police had not made any public statements on the situation by 8 p.m.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim told CTV News he was on his way to an event when he learned about the police incident, and decided to stop at the scene.
