Police investigating shooting in Calgary's northeast
Calgary police are investigating after shots were fired in the northeast neighbourhood of Pineridge Monday evening.
Police say the incident was called in by witnesses around 6:40 p.m., in the area of 56th Street and 23rd Avenue N.E., just east of Village Square Mall.
Bullet casings were found at the scene, but it does not appear anyone was injured, nor were any other vehicles or buildings hit.
It's believed two vehicles were involved in the shooting, and police say investigators have located useful CCTV images.
Police had not released descriptions of the vehicles or any suspects at the time of this writing.
Monday evening’s shooting adds to a string of such incidents in recent days.
A CPS member stands near crime scene tape during the Aug. 22 investigation into shots fired in Pineridge.
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