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Eighteen-year-old man dies after targeted Abbotsford shooting

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Abbotsford drive-by shooting follow up
Sat, Aug 5: Police in the Fraser Valley are telling parents to warn their children about the dangers of gang life. This comes after an 18-year-old was gunned down and killed as he drove through a busy Abbotsford neighbourhood, in the middle of the afternoon. Jill Bennett reports – Aug 5, 2017

One man is dead after a shooting Friday afternoon in Abbotsford.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has been called to the scene, and has taken over the investigation.

Abbotsford Police got the call shortly before 3:30 p.m. to the Clearbrook commercial area near George Ferguson Way and Oriole Crescent.

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Abbotsford shooting in residential neighbourhood

When police arrived, they found a crashed Chrysler 300 and an 18-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest.

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He was flown to hospital but died of his injuries.

A witness told Global News he saw a white car lose control, hit the curb and end up going through the fence of a residential building.

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The victim then got out of the car before collapsing, according to the witness. He was then taken away in an ambulance.

PHOTOS: Scene of the shooting and the victim’s vehicle

The shooter remains at large at this hour, and police have not provided a description.

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Police say “numerous APD resources have been deployed into the area to search for the suspect.”

Investigators believe the attack to be targeted.

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