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Stray Bullet Near Child in Edmonton

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A stray bullet narrowly missed a sleeping child in Edmontons Clareview neighborhood, originating from a nearby schoolyard. Police believe a single shooter acted alone in a random incident, with video footage showing a quick meet-up before the shots were fired. The act has left the community on edge, prompting police to seek tips on a suspicious vehicle linked to the shooter. Stay vigilant as authorities work to ensure street safety.

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Stray Bullet Near Child in Edmonton

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Stray Bullet Near Child in Edmonton. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Early this morning around 4 a.m., a stray bullet ripped through the bedroom wall of a home in Edmonton's Clareview neighborhood, just missing a, sleeping child. Police say the shot came from a nearby school yard, turning a quiet night into a close call. Investigators point to a single shooter acting alone in what looks like a random incident. They reviewed video footage showing the gunman having a quick meet-up with someone in the vehicle right before the shots rang out. This has folks on edge, especially since a kid was right in the line of fire in a residential spot. Acting Inspector Eric Stewart called it a brazen act that's got everyone worried about safety in the community. Now police are digging deeper and putting out a call for tips on that suspicious vehicle linked to the shooter. They're urging anyone with info to come forward to help wrap this up. With nights like this hitting too close to home, stay vigilant out there. Edmonton's teams are on it to keep the streets safer. That's the story for today, Canada News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.

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