An Oshawa apartment shooting damaged a building’s entrance near Hall Street and Centre Street South, Durham Regional Police say. No injuries had been reported to police when the service released its account on October 28.
Officers from Central East Division responded to multiple reports of gunshots at an apartment complex at approximately 11:45 p.m. on October 26.
Damage found at building entrance
Police say officers found several shell casings outside the building’s front entrance. Investigators determined that gunfire had struck the front door and side windows, causing property damage.
Witnesses reported seeing a dark-coloured sedan leaving the area after the incident. According to police, the vehicle had been stolen in Toronto and has since been recovered.
The release does not identify a suspect or announce an arrest. It also does not state a motive or explain how the recovered vehicle is being examined in the investigation.
Investigators seek video and information
The Oshawa apartment shooting investigation remains ongoing. Police are asking anyone with information, including dash-camera, security-camera or cellphone footage, to contact investigators at 1-888-579-1520, extension 1705.
The police announcement concerns the October 26 incident at Hall Street and Centre Street South. It is separate from earlier reports of gunfire near King Street East and Townline Road South.
Durham Radio News also reported the apartment-building investigation on October 28. The details above are attributed to the police release; no cause, suspect identity or later investigative outcome has been independently established.
