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Residents reeling after man shot, killed by police

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Van Ho was inside his sixth-floor Main Street apartment when he heard a ruckus in the hall around noon Wednesday afternoon. Ho looked out his window to see police and emergency vehicles surrounding the 10-storey North Point Douglas Manor. When he peeked into the hallway, he saw the body of his next-door neighbour being carried away. “I thought somebody was fighting, then I open my door and that’s what I see,” Ho saidThursday afternoon. MIKAELA MACKENZIE / FREE PRESS The apartment building at 817 Main Street, where police shot and killed a man, on Thursday. The Vietnamese immigrant moved to […]

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