London police were investigating a report of shots heard in the Kipp's Lane-Arbour Glen Cres. area of the city about 7 p.m. Wednesday night.
Witnesses said they heard what sounded like four gunshots near a townhouse complex, apparently from men in two cars, one of which was left behind and had a bullet hole in its door.
Police said it appears no one was hurt but they remained on the scene overnight as the investigation continued.
Wed Apr 27
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Shooting in Kipps
Just two days after the apparent murder suicide, shots riddle an alley just beside the parking lot at Macs Milk. More to come
Wed Apr 27
Wed Apr 27
Kipps homicide first of 2011
Police say the two deaths at Kipps Lane apartment building Monday were a murder-suicide.
Constance Fuhrman, 43, was found dead in her 10th floor apartment.
Her estranged husband, Kenneth Fuhrman of Thorndale was found on the grass outside and appeared to have fallen from an upper apartment.
He was taken to LHSC, where he was pronounced dead.
Constance Fuhrman's death is being treated as a homicide and Kenneth is the lone suspect.
Kenneth Fuhrman's death is being treated as a suicide.
Wed Apr 27
Constance Fuhrman, 43, was found dead in her 10th floor apartment.
Her estranged husband, Kenneth Fuhrman of Thorndale was found on the grass outside and appeared to have fallen from an upper apartment.
He was taken to LHSC, where he was pronounced dead.
Constance Fuhrman's death is being treated as a homicide and Kenneth is the lone suspect.
Kenneth Fuhrman's death is being treated as a suicide.
Wed Apr 27
Needle left in patient's arm
Frail with age and recovering from pneumonia, an 86-year-old London woman was sent home from a London hospital by staff who didn't remove an intravenous needle from her arm, the woman's daughter says.
The needle was full of blood and her bruised arm covered in tape when Helen Bonner was discharged from University Hospital's emergency department last week by a doctor or a nurse.
Wed Apr 27
The needle was full of blood and her bruised arm covered in tape when Helen Bonner was discharged from University Hospital's emergency department last week by a doctor or a nurse.
Wed Apr 27
Murder suspect released
The Ingersoll babysitter accused of the second-degree murder of five-month-old Brookelyn Hopkins was released on bail Tuesday morning.
Melissa Garland, who has been under house arrest since last August, appeared at the Oxford County Court House shackled and wearing a grey sweater and a ponytail.
A ban prevents the publication of any evidence heard at the bail hearing.
Garland was originally charged last August with failing to provide the necessities of life and criminal negligence, causing the death to the infant.
Wed Apr 27
Melissa Garland, who has been under house arrest since last August, appeared at the Oxford County Court House shackled and wearing a grey sweater and a ponytail.
A ban prevents the publication of any evidence heard at the bail hearing.
Garland was originally charged last August with failing to provide the necessities of life and criminal negligence, causing the death to the infant.
Wed Apr 27
Autopsy today
London police are still at a northeast highrise -- the scene of apparent murder-suicide.
Police have cordoned off a section of the 10th-floor at 621 Kipps Lane since first responding to a 911 call that a man had fallen off upper floor balcony Monday night.
Police haven't released causes of death for either, but started an autopsy on the woman Tuesday and expect to begin an autopsy on the man Wednesday.
Wed Apr 27
Police have cordoned off a section of the 10th-floor at 621 Kipps Lane since first responding to a 911 call that a man had fallen off upper floor balcony Monday night.
Police haven't released causes of death for either, but started an autopsy on the woman Tuesday and expect to begin an autopsy on the man Wednesday.
Wed Apr 27
Attack not a hate crime
A former London Silverback football player was granted a conditional discharge for assaulting a con man who happened to be gay.
Superior Court Justice John Desotti said Alex Myros' assault on Brandon Wright wasn't a gay bashing.
"I do not consider this to be a hate crime offence. This is not an attack on an individual because of his sexuality," the judge said.
Instead, Desotti said Myros assault was a reaction that he was being "potentially defrauded, potentially misled."
Wed Apr 27
Superior Court Justice John Desotti said Alex Myros' assault on Brandon Wright wasn't a gay bashing.
"I do not consider this to be a hate crime offence. This is not an attack on an individual because of his sexuality," the judge said.
Instead, Desotti said Myros assault was a reaction that he was being "potentially defrauded, potentially misled."
Wed Apr 27
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