A man has been found not guilty of trying to kill a man in a trailer in central Alberta.
Andrew Snow was acquitted of attempted murder in the shooting west of Sylvan Lake in September 2015.
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The victim, who is 34, was shot multiple times.
He testified he and Snow had just returned from a trip to Kelowna when Snow appeared in the hallway with a shotgun and shot him in the abdomen, left forearm, shoulder and back.
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Snow testified someone else in the trailer was holding a gun and he ran out, then heard gunshots and saw the victim run toward his neighbour’s house.
Judge Gordon Yake said there was enough reasonable doubt on the evidence as a whole to render a not guilty verdict.
-With files from CHUB
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