British Columbia Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger it would compromise the investigation if details were released prematurely, though she understands the public's desire for answers about the shooting.
OTTAWA AND VANCOUVER - The police investigation into the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting is in its final stages, but releasing information prematurely could compromise the probe, British Columbia Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger said Thursday.
Krieger said that she understands the public’s desire for answers about the shooting.
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