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A shooting death occurred in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, that killed six people, including four children. ** Arrest one person.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported that Ottawa** reported a tragic shooting in a townhouse in the suburb of Barrh**en late Wednesday (March 6). **At around 10:50 p.m. that night, alarms began to be received one after another**, and emergency personnel then rushed to a residential area near two schools, where six people were found dead and one injured.
The injured have been taken to the hospital, the identity of the deceased has not yet been confirmed, and the investigation continues. **A man was later arrested about 15 kilometres south of downtown Ottawa, but his identity is unclear. ** Says there is no ongoing risk to public safety.
Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs said in an interview with the CBC that it was not possible to comment on the relationship between the victim and the suspect at this time, but investigators did not believe it was a case of intimate partner violence.
Stubbs said it was a tragic event that would have a huge impact on the city of Ottawa. He said in another CBC interview late Thursday (7th) that it was a large-scale ** incident.
Ottawa** said in a statement Thursday that the investigation into the case was complicated and that the team remained on Berrigan Drive, where the incident occurred.
Mass killings in Canada are uncommon. In 2023, there will be 14 ** cases in Ottawa and 15 in 2022.