Kitchener shooting under investigation, no injuries: WRPS
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Waterloo regional police said officers were on scene Monday for a report of a shooting in Kitchener.
Waterloo regional police are investigating a shooting in Kitchener.
Police say they responded to reports of shots fired at a residential building parking lot in the area of Brybeck Crescent and Westmount Road around 3:15 p.m. Monday.
Police say no injuries were reported.
Area resident Enoch Noel says he was working inside a nearby building when he saw a blue car and two people arguing outside.
“Suddenly I saw the guy, the one who was the driver, just drove away quickly and I saw the other tall guy pull out the gun and then he started shooting,” Noel said. “When I saw that, I ran away and then called 911.”
Police continue to canvass the area Tuesday. Investigators believe the shooting was targeted.
Police have not said if they know how many shots were fired or where the bullets landed.
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