Dramatic new video released of Cambridge shooting

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Cambridge shooting leaves neighbours shaken

Police release video of Cambridge shooting

Bullets fired at Cambridge home

The Waterloo Regional Police Service has released dramatic video of a shooting in Cambridge.

Police were called to the area of Arthur Fach Drive on Tuesday around 1:45 a.m., after shots were fired at a home.

A video released by police shows a dark coloured car slow to a stop before someone wearing a red face covering and a black hoodie leans out the passenger side window and opens fire.

The suspect appeared to be wearing plastic bags on their hands.

After firing more than a dozen shots, the driver throws the vehicle into reverse and drove away.

On Tuesday morning, approximately 14 bullet holes riddled the home.

“At the time of the incident, there were occupants inside,” Waterloo Regional Police Service Constable Chris Iden said. “However, nobody was physically injured.”

Investigators believe the shooting was a targeted incident, but it has left neighbours on edge.

“Initially, I thought it was a firecracker or something like that,” Roban Joa, a neighbour, said. “I’m not familiar with these things. After like five or six shots, then I heard another sound. That’s the time where I figured, ‘OK, it’s a gunshot’.”

“We are all scared,” fellow neighbour Amardeep Kaur, said. “Sometimes we are alone at home. So, it’s a big concern right now for us.”

Investigators were still collecting evidence on Tuesday afternoon. Anyone with more information is asked to contact police.