Early Wednesday morning a gun battle erupted between the occupants of two vehicles in near 86th Ave. and 200th St. in Langley.

Early Wednesday morning a gun battle erupted between the occupants of two vehicles in near 86th Ave. and 200th St. in Langley. A clerk working at the Chevron gas station says its security video shows two vehicles speeding around the lot while the occupants fired at each other. "They were just driving around like (a) cat and mouse shooting at each other," said a woman who wanted to be identified only as Jenn. "And then they took off and went into the Tim Hortons parking lot and battled it out and took off." A bullet-riddled grey pickup truck has been towed from the scene and several shell casings have been recovered. The licence plates of the truck have been removed.
"It would appear as though one of the bullets actually immobilized the engine of the vehicle," said Const. Holly Marks of the RCMP's Langley detachment.
Police still haven't found any victims. They are canvassing local hospitals in hopes of finding the truck's owner, and to determine if the vehicle was stolen. "We haven't been able to locate any of the involved parties at this point," Marks said.
The shooting happened only blocks away from the Langley shopping centre where Kevin LeClair, 26, was shot and killed last Friday. There have been seven shootings in the past week in B.C.'s Lower Mainland, four of them fatal.