
Quesnel Shooting: Man Injured, No Threat to Public
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RCMP in Quesnel respond to shots-fired call, find man with self-inflicted injuries; no active shooter; social media rumors cause concern; police prioritize community safety.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Quesnel Shooting: Man Injured, No Threat to Public. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
RCMP in Fresnel, British Columbia, responded to a shots fire call on Wednesday that led to door-to-door evacuations in a neighborhood, but it didn't. Qualified for a public alert, officers rushed to Nason Street after reports of a man firing multiple rounds inside a home, with some bullets hitting in nearby house. The situation calmed fast when the shooter stopped and went quiet, right as police arrived. They entered and found the man with serious injuries from what looks like a self-inflicted gunshot. No one else got hurt in the incident. Social media lit up with rumors calling it an active shooter event, sparking a lot of worry among locals who got evacuated from their homes on the... Eastside of town. Police followed up with statements Thursday and Friday, explaining they get the public's need for quick info, but can't rush updates to protect the... Investigations Fairness. British Columbia's independent investigations office is now handling the probe into police conduct. Meanwhile, officers stress they'll always prioritize warnings if there's any ongoing
threats of the community, keeping folks safe while the case moves. Forward. That wraps Canada News Today, brought to you with AI.
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