2 men charged in BC

 

Two men charged after shots fired in Guildford

City News is reporting that "Roman Arinder Gill, 24, and Shaun Narinder Gill, 28, are each facing multiple charges in relation to the incident, which occurred near the intersection of 101 Avenue and 156 Street. The Surrey RCMP says when it responded to reports of the shooting, two male suspects reportedly fled in a blue Range Rover and one pointed a gun at police. The chase ended at 198 Street and 57 Avenue in Langley. Surrey RCMP worked alongside helicopters, dogs, traffic services and the Langley RCMP to help track down the suspects." Police say both men are known to them and believed to be connected to the BC Gang Conflict.

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