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Source:
cp24.com
Canada - LONDON, Ont. - London's police chief is downplaying fears that a dispute between two rival biker gangs has spilled onto the streets of the southern Ontario city.
Chief Brad Duncan says there is no information to connect a shooting and several recent fires with the Hells Angels and Outlaws motorcycle clubs.
A Hells Angels member is in serious condition after he was shot early Wednesday morning near a house on Grey Street where bikers are known to meet.
A woman also shot in the incident has been treated and released from hospital.
Three people were arrested after the shooting incident and police are searching for a fourth suspect.
Over the weekend, fires were set at a tattoo parlour linked to the Outlaws and two massage parlours and a strip club that are connected to the Hells Angels.
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