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Police Investigate Three Consecutive Firearm Incidents

Law Enforcement 12 Oct, 2021 Follow News

Police Investigate Three Consecutive Firearm Incidents

Just after 1:10AM on Monday morning 11 October the RCIPS Firearms Response Unit responded to a 911-Emegrency dispatch to a report of shots being fired in the area of Finch Drive, West Bay.

When officers arrived at the location, two unattended vehicles were found with what appeared to be bullet holes. One of the vehicles petrol tank was damaged and the Fire Services responded and safely prevented any further damage to the vehicle or threat to public safety.

Shortly thereafter, two subsequent reports of shots fired at two separate locations in George Town were received and responded to by the police.

The second incident occurred just after 1:50AM at Pedestrian Plaza on Shedden Road in the vicinity of Printers Way.

The third incident was reported to the police just before 2:15AM and took place at The Strand off Canal Point Road.

Both scenes were held by the police and certain articles of evidence were collected by the Crime Scene Investigating Officer processing the scenes.

The alleged person or persons involved in both shootings had left the scenes before the police arrived. Police believe these incidents are contained to a specific group of individuals. There is a possibility these incidents may be linked, however we are keeping an open mind at this early stage of the investigation.

Investigations into these incidents are underway and the police are appealing to anyone with information that might assist in these investigations to call the Major Incident Room at 649-2930.

Anonymous tips can be provided directly to the RCIPS via our Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or via our website http://www.rcips.ky/submit-a-tip.


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