Police investigate after a bullet hole found in a house in southern Edmonton

“Several homes were shot by the reckless and brave actions of these individuals. We are very fortunate that no one was injured in this incident.”

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Edmonton police are investigating after ammunition holes have been found in many homes in the southwestern part of the city.

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Around 8:53 am on Sunday, police officers were called to Check Nitaway’s house in the Cabana district to report a hole in the ammunition found in the bedroom.

Investigators have determined that a similar incident occurred at Adamson Crescent in the Allard region, about 2 kilometers southwest. At around 4:35 am on the same day, a gunshot was heard from the street behind his house.

Security footage shows multiple vehicles and people leaving the area of ​​another home in Adamson Crescent, who appears to be involved in the shooting.

On Monday morning, police also noticed another home in Checknita Common. There, an ammunition hole was found in the laundry room on the second floor.

“Several homes were shot by the reckless and brave actions of these individuals. We are very fortunate that no one was injured in this incident,” said Sergeant Staff. Eric Stewart, Edmonton Police Firearms Investigation Unit and News Release.

“We are asking the community to check their homes for damage, resolve this crime, and report information to police to deal with the pointless gun violence currently being seen in Edmonton. increase.”

Investigators believe the incidents are all relevant and are looking for surveillance and dashcam footage and witnesses in the area early Sunday morning.

Anyone who has the information will be asked to contact the police.