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Early-morning shooting in Delta likely targeted, police say

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Delta Police Department is investigating a targeted shooting that occurred early Sunday morning on 82nd Avenue near 113th Street. Officers responded to reports of gunfire around 5 a. m. , discovering that shots had been fired into the door of an unoccupied basement suite. Staff Sgt.

Mike Whiteley confirmed that no injuries resulted from the incident, which police do not believe is linked to extortion. A suspect wearing a dark hoodie and facial covering, along with a white sedan, was captured on CCTV footage. The DPD plans to conduct door-to-door canvassing in the area to gather further information. Investigators are urging residents to provide any relevant information or video footage. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about targeted violence in the community.

Police are focused on swiftly addressing any potential threats to public safety.

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