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Delta Police Investigate Targeted Shooting

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Delta police investigate targeted shooting, no injuries reported; call for public assistance in identifying suspects.

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Delta Police Investigate Targeted Shooting

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Delta Police Investigate Targeted Shooting. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd. This is Vancouver News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Police and Delta are digging into a shooting that hit a home early Friday morning, with shots ringing out just before 3am in the 11,000. 100 block of 92a avenue. Officers on scene found shell casings and confirmed the bullets went into a vacant basement sweep. No one got hurt, luckily, since the upper part of the house was occupied but untouched. Officers are calling it a targeted hit, keeping folks safe up top while zeroing in on whoever pulled the trigger. This isn't tied to those extortion shootings popping off across Metro Vancouver, so it's standing alone for now. Investigators want to piece it together quick before anything escalates. They're putting out the call for any tips, video footage, or dash cam clips from around that time. Hit up Delta Police at 604-946-44444 if you got something. Stay sharp out there, Delta hoping they locked this down fast and keep the streets calm.

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