Man hospitalized after home invasion involving multiple suspects: Burnaby RCMP
A man was taken to hospital after a home invasion in Burnaby early Sunday morning, according to local Mounties.
Police were called to a home near Boundary Road and Burke Street around 2:45 a.m. after a report of assault with a weapon, Cpl. Mike Kalanj told CTV News.
“Multiple suspects entered the home and assaulted one of the occupants,” he wrote.
The victim was treated for injuries police describe as non-life threatening.
Police said the suspects fled the scene before they arrived.
“This incident is believed to be targeted. The investigation in its early stages and is ongoing,” Kalanj said.
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