Ottawa police say a 54-year-old man gave himself up to officers after residents on Paddington Private in the Heron Gate area saw someone firing a shotgun from a home Sunday. Read More
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Man, 54, surrendered after gunfire on Paddington Private Sunday: Ottawa police
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