Surrey police have confirmed that shots fired in the city centre were a targeted incident and not related to extortion. The shooting occurred at the intersection of Central Avenue and 133 Street. Authorities are continuing their investigation and have not released further details at this time.
Police Clarify Motive
In a statement, police emphasized that the shooting was not an act of random violence or extortion, but rather a targeted attack. They are working to identify suspects and determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The intersection of Central Avenue and 133 Street was cordoned off for several hours as investigators gathered evidence. No injuries have been reported, and police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Community Reaction
Local residents expressed concern over the brazen daytime shooting in a busy area. Police have increased patrols in the neighbourhood to reassure the public and prevent further incidents.
This shooting comes amid a series of violent incidents in the region, but police stress that each case is being investigated on its own merits.
