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Shots fired in downtown Saskatoon

WATCH ABOVE: Police say shots were fired and are investigating in downtown Saskatoon. Adam MacVicar reports – Sep 27, 2017

UPDATE: Saskatoon police shoot man who fired at officers

An investigation is underway after reports of gunshots in downtown Saskatoon on Wednesday.

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Canine and patrol officers were initially called to a report of a theft from a vehicle in progress just after 3:10 p.m. CT.

“Officers responded to a report of a male breaking [vehicle] windows in the 200-block of 4th Avenue South … the incident migrated its way, ending … on 20th [Street],” Saskatoon police spokesperson Keslie Fraser said.

“It is a very fluid and evolving situation and investigators are trying to put the pieces together.”

READ MORE: Sawed-off shotgun pointed at woman in Saskatoon street robbery

Fraser said there were shots fired and she didn’t know if police were responsible for pulling the trigger.

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“I don’t have any information on how many or if anybody was injured as a result of those firearms. There is a male that has been transported to hospital with undetermined injuries,” Fraser said.

There was a heavy police presence in downtown Saskatoon on Wednesday afternoon. Brice Perkins / Global News

Fraser said she didn’t know if the man is considered a suspect.

READ MORE: Saskatoon police stop taxi used as getaway car at break-in, theft

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Traffic restrictions were in place on 20th Street from Spadina Crescent to 4th as well as on 4th between 20th and 21st streets for over eight hours. Those have been lifted.

Saskatoon police said there is no threat to public safety.

“As there has been reports of shots fired, major crime investigators are going to be leading the investigation moving forward,” Fraser said.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Saskatoon police at 1-306-975-8300.

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