Apr 9, 2022 • 48 minutes ago • 3 minutes of reading • 5 Comments An outside shot on Saturday, April 9, 2022, of a bowling alley at 10000 Square Tecumseh Road East, where police say five people were shot. The victims are expected to survive. Photo by Dan Janisse / Windsor Star
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Five people were shot early Saturday morning outside a bowling alley on the east end of Windsor, police said.
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The police officers were on the stage in a company in the 10000 square of Tecumseh Road East at Forest Glade Drive shortly after the event. Superintendent Jason Crowley said several police units responded to a call for gunfire at 1:04 p.m. Crowley said there was an altercation inside the bowling alley and “it basically spilled into the parking lot very quickly”. “The staff there reacted appropriately,” Crowley said Saturday morning during a news conference at downtown police headquarters. “Everyone went out and that’s what happened. So it was very fast. “ Police say one gunman shot at a crowd of about 20 people, hitting five men. All five are being treated in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect fled the scene in a light-colored, four-door mid-size SUV similar to the Ford Explorer Sports TRAC.
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He was reported to have traveled south to Forest Glade, west to Ridge Road and south to Esplanade Drive. Crowley said police are not sure how many suspects are involved, but have information that there may have been three people in the vehicle. “But at this point we do not know who fired,” he said. “We continue to make statements, to interview people.” Responding to questions from reporters, he also said it was unknown whether the five men shot knew each other. “Police are still trying to get to the bottom of the controversy and the relationship of any of the people involved,” Crowley said. “There is no concern about further public danger, as this incident appears to be isolated from the events early in the morning (Saturday),” said acting Windsor Police Chief Jason Bellaire.
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“However, this person’s own actions have sparked an unrestricted investigation,” Bellaire said. “We are taking all possible measures to find and arrest the suspect in this incident.” Police later tweeted that “through the investigation, it is believed that this is a targeted incident that resulted from a fight that took place inside the bowling alley earlier in the night, however at least one of the people shot was a passer-by who left the bowling alley without no mixing. in the previous quarrel “. At the moment, investigators believe that there is a suspicious shooter, but no description is available. Windsor Police are investigating the crime and are asking the public to provide any available video from the area.
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“We are specifically examining the time frame for the time period from 12:30 a.m. “(Saturday) in the morning until 1:30 a.m.,” Crowley said. “I want to emphasize that any suspects are currently pending and should be considered armed and dangerous. “Please, if this vehicle is found, do not approach it or any suspects who may be associated with it, but call 911.” Bellaire noted the indiscreet way of shooting. “The utter recklessness and indifference to human life in this case is shocking,” he said. “The fact that no one died as a result of this suspect’s actions is just luck. “I want to reassure everyone that the Windsor Police Department will do everything in its power to apprehend this person and that we will continue to invest in anti-violence and anti-crime strategies.” Police ask those traveling to the area with cameras or any citizens or businesses in the area equipped with video surveillance to contact the major crime branch at 519-255-6700, ext. 4830 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS) or at catchcrooks.com. [email protected] twitter.com/KotsisStar Windsor Deputy Chief of Police Jason Bellaire provided details during a press conference on Saturday, April 9, 2022, about an incident in which five people were shot in a bowling alley in the east end of Windsor earlier that day. Photo: Julie Kotsis / Windsor Star Windsor Police Supt. Jason Crowley provided details during a press conference on Saturday, April 9, 2022, about an incident in which five people were shot in a bowling alley in the east end of Windsor earlier that day. Photo: Julie Kotsis / Windsor Star
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title: “Five People Shot Outside Windsor Bowling Alley " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-01” author: “Katrina Leth”
09 Apr 2022 • 1 hour ago • 3 minutes reading • 17 Comments The exterior of the Super Bowl Lanes in Windsor appears on Saturday, April 9, 2022. Five men were shot outside the bowling alley. Photo by Dan Janisse / Windsor Star
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Five people were shot early Saturday morning outside a bowling alley on the east end of Windsor, police said.
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The police officers were on the stage in a company in the 10000 square of Tecumseh Road East at Forest Glade Drive shortly after the event. Superintendent Jason Crowley said several police units responded to a shooting call at 1:04 p.m. Crowley said there was an altercation inside the bowling alley and “it spilled into the parking lot very quickly”. “The staff there reacted appropriately,” Crowley said Saturday morning during a news conference at downtown police headquarters. “Everyone went out and that’s what happened. So it was very fast. “ Police say one gunman shot at a crowd of about 20 people, hitting five men. All five are being treated in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect fled the scene in a light-colored, four-door mid-size SUV similar to the Ford Explorer Sports TRAC.
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He was reported to have traveled south to Forest Glade, west to Ridge Road and south to Esplanade Drive. Crowley said police are not sure how many suspects are involved, but have information that there may have been three people in the vehicle. “But at this point we do not know who fired,” he said. “We continue to make statements, to interview people.” Responding to questions from reporters, he also said it was unknown whether the five men shot knew each other. “Police are still trying to get to the bottom of the controversy and the relationship of any of the people involved,” Crowley said. “There is no concern about further public danger, as this incident appears to be isolated from the events early in the morning (Saturday),” said acting Windsor Police Chief Jason Bellaire.
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“However, this person’s own actions have sparked an unrestricted investigation,” Bellaire said. “We are taking all possible measures to find and arrest the suspect in this incident.” Police later tweeted that “through the investigation, it is believed that this is a targeted incident that resulted from a fight that took place inside the bowling alley earlier in the night, however at least one of the people shot was a passer-by who left the bowling alley without no mixing. in the previous quarrel “. At the moment, investigators believe that there is a suspicious shooter, but no description is available. Windsor Police are investigating the crime and are asking the public to provide any available video from the area.
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“We are specifically examining the time frame for the time period from 12:30 a.m. “(Saturday) in the morning until 1:30 a.m.,” Crowley said. “I want to emphasize that any suspects are currently pending and should be considered armed and dangerous. “Please, if this vehicle is found, do not approach it or any suspects who may be associated with it, but call 911.” Bellaire noted the indiscreet way of shooting. “The utter recklessness and indifference to human life in this case is shocking,” he said. “The fact that no one died as a result of this suspect’s actions is just luck. “I want to reassure everyone that the Windsor Police Department will do everything in its power to apprehend this person and that we will continue to invest in anti-violence and anti-crime strategies.” Police ask those traveling to the area with cameras or any citizens or businesses in the area equipped with video surveillance to contact the major crime branch at 519-255-6700, ext. 4830 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS) or at catchcrooks.com. [email protected] twitter.com/KotsisStar Windsor Deputy Chief of Police Jason Bellaire provided details during a press conference on Saturday, April 9, 2022, about an incident in which five people were shot in a bowling alley in the east end of Windsor earlier that day. Photo: Julie Kotsis / Windsor Star Windsor Police Supt. Jason Crowley provided details during a press conference on Saturday, April 9, 2022, about an incident in which five people were shot in a bowling alley in the east end of Windsor earlier that day. Photo: Julie Kotsis / Windsor Star
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