'Deeply saddened': Family of Martindale shooting victim speaks out
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The family of a Calgary man killed by gunfire in the community of Martindale says they are devastated by the senseless act of violence.
The family of a Calgary man killed by gunfire in the community of Martindale says they are devastated by the senseless act of violence.
Police were called to the 100 block of Martindale Boulevard N.E. at 3 p.m. on April 29 for reports of shots fired, and arrived to find one man dead and two other people injured.
On Tuesday, police identified the deceased as 33-year-old James Allan Feeney and confirmed he died from multiple gunshot wounds.
In a public statement, Feeney's family said they are "deeply saddened" by the loss, and that the young man was taken from them "too soon."
"We are reaching out to the community to ask for any information that could help the police with their investigation into James Feeney’s murder. If anyone saw or heard anything that could be related to this incident, we urge you to come forward and share what you know," reads the statement.
"Your assistance could be crucial in bringing justice for James Feeney and closure for our family.
"We understand that this is a difficult time for everyone involved, but we believe that working together can make a difference. If you have any information, no matter how small, please contact the police immediately.
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