Two Wounded in Shooting Near Synagogue in Ontario During Yom Kippur Services
A police officer was among two people injured in Sunday evening's shooting, though authorities have not said whether worshippers were targeted, according to Mehr News.
Two people, including a police officer, were wounded in a shooting near a synagogue in Ontario on Sunday evening as members of the Jewish community gathered for Yom Kippur services, according to Mehr News.
The Iranian outlet reported that authorities had not confirmed whether the synagogue or the worshippers inside were the intended target of the attack. Further details about the shooter or the circumstances of the incident were not immediately available.
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- VIDEO: 2 people wounded in a shooting near Ontario — Mehr News (Iran)
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