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Man shot dead in Surrey, B.C., is alleged top Bishnoi gang member, fifth estate investigation reveals

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By Steven D'Souza Verified, Roxanna Woloshyn
| Radio-Canada Verified
Steven D'Souza, Roxanna Woloshyn, Lisa Ellenwood (new window) · CBC News · A man shot in broad daylight in a targeted killing at an office building in Surrey, B.C., early last month was allegedly a « main handler » for the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang and had alleged ties to cricket fixing, the fifth estate has learned. The RCMP's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says the man was killed in an office (new window) inside a building complex on May 4 just after 3 p.m. local time.
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Man shot dead in Surrey, B.C., is alleged top Bishnoi gang member, fifth estate investigation reveals

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By Steven D'Souza Verified, Roxanna Woloshyn, Lisa Ellenwood
| CBC News
A man shot in broad daylight in a targeted killing at an office building in Surrey, B.C., early last month was allegedly a "main handler" for the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang and had alleged ties to cricket fixing, the fifth estate has learned. The RCMP's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says the man was killed in an office inside a building complex on May 4 just after 3 p.m. local time.
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Cricket Canada World Cup qualifying matches in King City closed to spectators due to security concerns

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By Steven D'Souza Verified, Roxanna Woloshyn
| CBC News
Canada·THE FIFTH ESTATE Spectators will be banned from Canada’s upcoming Cricket World Cup qualifying matches beginning Saturday after one of the teams involved in the international three-team series expressed security concerns, the fifth estate has learned.
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