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2 women injured following early morning shooting in Woodbridge

Photo: Mark Douglas/CityNews

By News Staff

Posted October 18, 2021 1:22 pm.

York Regional Police are investigating after an early morning shooting sent two women to hospital on Monday.

Police said they were called to the Langstaff and Weston Roads area around 3:30 a.m. When they arrived, officers located several shell casings and a vehicle with a bullet hole. A second scene was later found at a nearby plaza.

Two female victims were eventually located in hospital suffering from gunshot wounds. Their condition is not considered life threatening.

There is no word on suspects at this time.

Police are appealing for witnesses and are seeking any surveillance or dashcam footage that might assist in the investigation.

At least three dozen evidence markers dot a parking lot on Langstaff near HWY 400, one of two crime scenes from a pre-dawn shooting that put two female victims in hospital with non-life threatening injuries. A vehicle with bullet holes was taken away by police. @CityNewsTO pic.twitter.com/JiH9NUzNtt

— Mark Douglas (@DouglasCityNews) October 18, 2021

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