Police have identified the shooter as a 28-year-old man from the neighboring town after two people were killed in the shooting in the western Canadian town of Langley.
The man who was shot after the crime in a dispute with the police was known to the police. The responsible police authority said on Tuesday that he had no criminal record. According to initial findings, he acted alone.
According to the police, the man had been in various places in Langley early Monday morning – a town with around 25,000 inhabitants near the metropolis Vancouver – shot at least four people. Two men died, one man and one woman were seriously injured. According to the first investigation results, the victims were homeless. It was initially unclear whether the suspect knew her or what his motive was.
