Kingston Bridge Shut Down After Shooting
- On Wednesday, Kingston police were involved in a shooting on the Waaban Crossing, prompting an extended closure of the bridge in both directions. Authorities confirmed there is no ongoing risk to public safety.
- Police were dispatched to the Waaban Crossing around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday following a 911 call from a man in distress. Officers encountered the individual on the bridge, leading to an interaction.
- During the encounter, two officers opened fire, striking the man multiple times. He was subsequently transported to hospital to receive treatment for serious injuries sustained in the incident.
- The Special Investigations Unit has launched an investigation into the shooting, assigning four investigators and two forensic experts. Officials collected three firearms from the scene, including two belonging to the officers.
- Motorists face extended traffic disruptions as the Waaban Crossing spanning the Great Cataraqui River remains closed in both directions while investigators process the scene.
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Kingston bridge shut down after shooting
Police in Kingston, Ont., say they were involved in a shooting on the Waaban Crossing which shut down the bridge Wednesday morning. The force released few details about the shooting, and did not say how many officers were involved or if there were any injuries or fatalities. Police say there is no risk to public […]
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Bridge in Kingston, Ont., shut down after police shooting, no word on injuries
KINGSTON - Police in Kingston, Ont., say they were involved in a shooting on the Waaban Crossing which shut down the bridge Wednesday morning.
Bridge in Kingston, Ont., shut down after police shooting, no word on injuries – 105.9 The Region
KINGSTON — Police in Kingston, Ont., say they were involved in a shooting on the Waaban Crossing which shut down the bridge Wednesday morning. The force released few details about the shooting, and did not say how many officers were involved or if there were any injuries or fatalities. Police say there is no risk to public safety but the bridge spanning the Great Cataraqui River will be closed in both directions for an extended period of time. P…
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