Suspects wanted in relation to shooting investigation
(CTV News file photo)
One person has been charged and police are still looking for two others in relation to a reported shooting investigation in London.
One of the identified suspecets is charged by way of warrant with several offences including discharge firearm with intent to wound, point a firearm, occupy motor vehicle with firearm and breach of probation.
He is considered armed and dangerous. If he is spotted do not approach him.
Police are also looking for a 2018, four-door blue Hyundai.
The man who has already been arrested is a 29-year-old from London who is charged with carry concealed weapon, careless storage of a firearm and careless storage of ammunition, among other things.
As part of the investigation, police have seized a prohibited Glock 27 semi-automatic handgun with the serial number tampered with, over-capacity magazine and 11 x .40 calibre rounds.
Police are looking for a 2018, four-door blue Hyundai in relation to a reported shooting investigation on March 1, 2023. (Source: London police)
Items seized as part of a police investigation on March 1, 2023. (Source: London police)
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