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Man seriously injured in Prince Albert, Sask. shooting

Prince Albert police said the shooting happened Sunday evening outside a home on 17th Street West. File / Global News

A man is in serious condition after a shooting in Prince Albert, Sask., officials say.

Police said the shooting happened Sunday evening outside a home in the 1700-block of 17th Street West.

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A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries, police said. There is no word on his current condition.

A vehicle thought to be involved in the shooting was located a short time later, police said.

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Prince Albert police said a chase then took place in the city, which continued out of the city southbound onto Highway 11.

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Rosthern RCMP and the Saskatoon police air support unit were also involved in the chase, which ended near Duck Lake.

A police dog helped officers arrest two women and a man.

Police said charges are pending as they continue to investigate.

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