Two Shootings In Prince George Overnight

Thursday, January 03, 2008 05:52 AM

Prince George . Police say a bomb threat at the Cadillac Ranch last night was a hoax as someone attempted to divert police away from a shooting at a crack shack in the 2600 block of Victoria. The first call came in at 11.55 pm. with the bomb threat from the Cadillac, that followed with a 911 call from the Victoria St Residence two minutes later.

A 20 year old man received serious life alerting injuries in the crack shack shooting and was flown to Vancouver for further treatment. The victim is well known to police who suspect that he operated the crack shack. Neighbors say several shoots were fired , but the injured man says he did not know who did the shooting.

Later police went to the scene of yet another shooting this one in the 1100 block of LaSalle Cres.

Several shots were fired from a high powered rifle into the residence. None of the three occupants in the home received injuries.

In this matter a police dog was called out , but the dog lost the track.

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Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2008 05:52 AM in News by 250 News

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Comments

Posted by: REALIST on January 3 2008 10:13 AM

Repercussions from the brawl at the mall?

Posted by: paladin on January 3 2008 1:03 PM

No room left in the jails? There's lot's of room way up north where they can all be set free on an island. We could even do reality TV show and have the pleasure of watching them kill each other off!

Posted by: C. Monty Burns on January 3 2008 9:12 PM

Wow! What an awesome idea! Seriously.

These people are low life scum bags that serve no purpose to society. Are they paying taxes? no. Are they contributing anything to the community? no. All they are doing is selling drugs to our children and ripping of stuff from our back yards while we sleep because we have to get up for " WORK " in the morning. Just pathetic.

Posted by: acrider54 on January 4 2008 6:00 AM

Strange...the exact same thing happened in Kamloops a month ago.