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Mississauga First Nation Shelter-in-Place Lifted, One Person Injured, OPP Say
Police lifted the shelter-in-place after gunshots were reported and one person was critically hurt, while investigators continued to search for a potentially armed suspect.
- On Aug 2, the Ontario Provincial Police lifted a shelter-in-place warning for Mississauga First Nation west of Sudbury, Ont., after gunshots left one person critically hurt.
- The East Algoma Detachment responded to a disturbance involving a potentially armed individual near West Street and Park Road, prompting the emergency alert for residents.
- During the alert, the OPP instructed residents to lock all doors and windows, close blinds to avoid attention, and refrain from picking up hitchhikers.
- Authorities confirmed the warning was lifted Aug 2 afternoon with no remaining threat to public safety, though residents are still asked to avoid the affected area.
- Increased police presence remains at the scene as the OPP continue their investigation, though officials have not released details on what occurred or whether arrests have been made.
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Mississauga First Nation shelter-in-place lifted, one person injured, OPP say
OPP say a shelter-in-place warning has been lifted and one person is critically hurt after gunshots were reported at a First Nation west of Sudbury, Ont.
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Mississauga First Nation shelter-in-place lifted, one person injured, OPP say – 105.9 The Region
OPP say a shelter-in-place warning has been lifted and one person is critically hurt after gunshots were reported at a First Nation west of Sudbury, Ont. Police say shots were reported near a home in Mississauga First Nation on Sunday morning. First responders say they found a person with life-threatening injuries at the scene. Police say the shelter-in-place warning was lifted Sunday afternoon, and there is no threat to public safety. During th…
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