
Brampton Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Oakville Shooting
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Halton Regional Police charge 29-year-old man with attempted murder following Oakville shooting; no injuries reported, suspect still at large, and police seek publics help in finding weapon.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brampton Man Charged with Attempted Murder in Oakville Shooting. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 29th. You're listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news. Halton Regional Police just charged a 29-year-old guy from Brampton with attempted murder after a shooting in Oakville. It happened Friday just afternoon on Progress Court, near the South Service Road. The suspect in one vehicle fired multiple shots at another car trailing him, then sped off Eastbound toward Fourth Line. No one got hit, which is a huge relief, and cops say it looks like a targeted hit with no other suspects on the loose. He's basing two counts of attempted murder, two for discharging a firearm with intent, plus unauthorized possession of a gun, and failing to follow A. Release Order. They held him after court Sunday, and he's back in Milton Court Wednesday. Police still have a recovered the weapon, so if you saw anything, hit up the major crime tip line at 905-825-477. An extension 4776, or drop an anonymous tip to crime stoppers, stay safe out there.
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