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Pedestrians hit by air rifle pellets from moving car in Kingston, police say

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Kingston police are advising the public to be on alert as its officers investigate after pedestrians were hit by pellets from an air rifle Tuesday afternoon.

Police said they’re investigating two separate incidents involving a firearm: the first incident occurred at Russell and Patrick streets, while the second occurred on Palace Road near Park Street.

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“The incidents involve a black vehicle, possibly a Ford, with four passengers. In both incidents, passengers seated in the rear of the vehicle were observed to be firing a long gun style air rifle at pedestrians,” police said in an alert posted on its website.


“In both incidents pedestrians were struck with projectiles shot from the gun.”

Police are asking residents to be aware of these incidents and report any suspicious behavior to police. If anyone sees the suspect vehicle, call 911.

An investigation is ongoing.

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