Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end. Mar 1, 2019. (Photo courtesy of WPS)Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end. Mar 1, 2019. (Photo courtesy of WPS)
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Police hunt for suspects after gunfire in west Windsor

Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end.

Investigators said two men got into an argument inside a business on Wyandotte Street near Elm Avenue on Friday at around 2:10 a.m. and at least one shot was fired outside where the dispute ended up. Police said both suspects had a handgun and left the area in vehicles.

"The suspects are to be considered armed and dangerous," police said in a late Friday afternoon tweet. "Do not approach [them]."

Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end. Mar 1, 2019. (Photo courtesy of WPS)Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end. Mar 1, 2019. (Photo courtesy of WPS)

Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end. Mar 1, 2019. (Photo courtesy of WPS)Windsor police are warning the public about two men who are considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired in the west end. Mar 1, 2019. (Photo courtesy of WPS)

There were no injuries reported as a result of the gunfire.

Investigators are looking to identify both wanted men. Photos of each suspect can be seen above.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Windsor Police Service at 519-255-6700 ext. 4830, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS) or online at www.catchcrooks.com.

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