© Jesse Winter/REUTERSThe shooting in Langley, British Columbia, appears to have targeted homeless people.
Three people, including the alleged gunman, were killed Monday in a mass shooting outside Vancouver, Canada, that appears to have targeted homeless people, authorities said.
Police said an unidentified gunman began shooting after 6 a.m. local time in multiple places in downtown Langley, about 30 miles southeast of Vancouver,
local media reported.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police previously said they had a suspect in custody, and it's unclear if they were referencing the now-deceased gunman.
Cops discovered the gunman wounded and shot him dead at the scene, police said in a statement.
Another victim of the gunman was left in critical condition and a second had serious injuries, authorities said.
The victims of the attack were found throughout the city, including one at a bus stop and another near a supportive housing unit. The gunman's and victims' names have not been released.
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