A 13-year old has been arrested, there are shootings from cars in 4 cities
A warning from Niagara regional police of the consequences of recent random shootings.
NRP have been looking into, since the beginning of June, of six cases of shots fired at pedestrians, buildings or cars in Niagara.
Police say its both adults and youth doing this from cars in St. Catharines, Port Colborne, Welland and Niagara Falls.
Most of these cases are believed to be unrelated, and sometimes resulting in minor injuries not needing hospital care.
Police add they arrested a 13-year old Port Colborne boy for involvement in a shot fired on Tuesday, from a gel gun, from a car at a pedestrian.
A reminder from police this can lead to real life consequences and life altering injuries.
Replica guns used include gel shot, BB, pellet or airsoft guns.
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