Calgary police are hoping photos of two vehicles linked to a 2015 murder will elicit information from the public that could help find the suspects.
The investigation relates to a July 11 shooting in the 5300 block of Rundlehorn Drive N.E. that left Steve Sharda, 20, dead and another man seriously injured. He was taken to hospital in critical condition in July and remains in hospital Wednesday, police said.
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Police said the murder is believed to be connected to an ongoing dispute between gang members responsible for a number of shooting incidents in 2015, including the Aug. 22 death of David Quach.
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Investigators are hoping details about two vehicles linked to Sharda’s shooting death will garner more information from the public.
Police believe a black Dodge Ram 1500 truck with a Superman logo on the front grill of the truck was used in the shooting and are trying to find it.
A grey Toyota Camry is also believed to have been involved in a related shooting on Rundlehorn Drive approximately an hour and a half before Sharda’s murder. Police believe the Camry was shot at and damaged. Investigators believe the people inside the car were involved in Sharda’s murder, but aren’t sure the nature of their involvement.
Police said the Camry was a rental, and was returned to the rental company with “obvious damage.”
“It is believed some of the damage, such as broken windows, was repaired prior to it being returned in an effort to conceal evidence,” police said in a statement.
Anyone with information about where the car was repaired and/or who may have done the repairs, the location of the Dodge truck is asked to call the Calgary Police Service non-emergency line at 403-266-1234, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477.
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