Police said they plan to talk again about a woman who watched with horror that her old husband of 30 years was shot and killed Wednesday night in Surrey.
Homicide investigators say that the woman told police a white SUV that collided with the Lexus couple as she changed lanes on the 128 Street near Avenue 68.
The husband is out of the car and was shot as he approached the SUV. He was hit by at least a ball, ran on the sidewalk and collapsed, police said.
When the police arrived, they found the man in serious medical distress. Despite attempts to save him, he was pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital.
Name of the victim was not released, but wife of the victim, who was on board the vehicle in the incident, was questioned by the police.
Police are now seeking to a South Asian man who was seen leaving the area in the white SUV.
"Driver of SUV, regarded as a man of South Asia, was seen leaving the South of the zone on 128 Street by 64 Avenue", corporal Dale Carr of the integrated Homicide investigation team said in a statement issued Thursday morning.
"The suspect vehicle is described as a white vehicle, SUV Ford Explorer-type with trim on the bottom of the vehicle in money" he said.
Police are still investigating if the murder was the result of the road-rage, but Carr said that it does not appear the victim and the gunman knew each other, and police have found no link with drugs or gangs so far.
"We want to establish what had happened before the collision," he said.
"Police is seeking to speak to someone who may have seen an erratic driver in a white SUV between 11 p.m. and midnight in the area of Newton from Surrey," said Carr.
Carr, said the woman remains traumatized and investigators are also sensitive to what they may be when dealing with someone who has witnessed the death of a loved one.
Manbir Kajla, right, was shot dead after a traffic accident minor while in a car with his wife, Pavan Sanghera Kajla, on the left. (Facebook) "treat us very, very carefully." We succeed in services to victims, we manage all services to the victims that they need, and we ensure that they are care, and then we're going to spend a visit later in the day or even the next day to sit down with them.
"It is important, they get the care, but it is also important that get us the information we need to go to the bottom of this."
Investigators will spend the day proceed to an examination of crime scene and carry out door-to-door investigations.
Vehicles and pedestrians will be affected by North and road closures South Avenue between 68 and 70 Avenue on 128 Street.
The shooting occurred in front of the House of Bobby Sangha, just metres away from the nursery where his 11-month-old twin children were sleeping.
"It's a bit of anger, why in this street". A little frustration too. And a little of what is happening in this country. Why are we just shooting the other in the middle of the street? It is the Canada by the love of God, "he says.
Meera Bains return records the CBC links to accessibility
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