Police killed in Canada shooting
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Three police officers were shot dead in the Canadian city of Moncton and two more were wounded as they conducted a manhunt for a man carrying a rifle and wearing camouflage clothes, Canadian police said on Wednesday (June 4)
Police said they were searching for Justin Bourque, 24, and urged residents to stay inside and lock their doors.
An RCMP spokesman said in an emailed statement: "Three RCMP members have been killed. Two RCMP members were taken to hospital with what are believed to be non-life threatening injuries. The shooter remains at large."
Moncton, a city of about 70,000 people, is located in Canada's east coast province of New Brunswick.
Mass shootings are relatively rare in Canada, which has stricter gun laws than the United States.
The deaths of the three officers prompted an outpouring of grief on social media, with New Brunswick Premier David Alward and Federal Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney both
Three police officers were shot dead in the Canadian city of Moncton and two more were wounded as they conducted a manhunt for a man carrying a rifle and wearing camouflage clothes, Canadian police said on Wednesday (June 4)
Police said they were searching for Justin Bourque, 24, and urged residents to stay inside and lock their doors.
An RCMP spokesman said in an emailed statement: "Three RCMP members have been killed. Two RCMP members were taken to hospital with what are believed to be non-life threatening injuries. The shooter remains at large."
Moncton, a city of about 70,000 people, is located in Canada's east coast province of New Brunswick.
Mass shootings are relatively rare in Canada, which has stricter gun laws than the United States.
The deaths of the three officers prompted an outpouring of grief on social media, with New Brunswick Premier David Alward and Federal Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney both