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York Regional Police are investigating after a residence in Newmarket, Ont., was hit twice by gunfire, this time sending one person to hospital with serious injuries.
Police said on Thursday at around 4:30 a.m., a suspect arrived at a home on Hewitt Circle, near Bathurst Street and Mulock Drive and opened fire.
Staff Sgt. Elizabeth Anderson told reporters that a victim, who was outside the residence, was struck by gunshots and rushed to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
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“This is the second time this residence has been struck by gunfire, and we are treating this as a targeted incident,” Anderson said.
She said police are working to confirm the connection between the victim and the residence.
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Images from the scene show vehicles parked in the driveway, and investigators were gathering evidence.
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Anderson said the home was also struck one week ago, on Oct. 16, during the early morning hours.
Shots were fired from a suspect vehicle from the driveway area and then the vehicle fled the area. Two vehicles were struck by the gunfire, she said.
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