Shooting Attacks in India and Canada

印度與加拿大發生槍擊事件

Jun 4, 2026, 22:08
CanadaSociety

Introduction

Police in India and Canada are investigating two shooting attacks. These attacks are linked to gangs and money.

印度與加拿大的警方正在調查兩起槍擊事件。這些襲擊與幫派及金錢有關。

Main Body

In Panchkula, India, two men shot Rattan Lubana. Rattan owns hotels. The police chased the men and shot them in the legs. The police found two guns. A gang leader says they did it for money.

在印度的 Panchkula，兩名男子槍擊了 Rattan Lubana。Rattan 是酒店老闆。警方追擊該兩名男子並擊中其腿部。警方發現了兩把槍。一名幫派首領表示，他們是為了錢才這麼做的。

In Surrey, Canada, someone shot at the house of Arvinder Khosa. Arvinder is the leader of Cricket Canada. This happened two times. Police say the attackers want money from him.

在加拿大的 Surrey，有人向 Arvinder Khosa 的住家開槍。Arvinder 是加拿大板球協會的領袖。此事發生了兩次。警方表示，襲擊者想要從他那裡獲得金錢。

Many people in Surrey are in danger. There were 100 shootings this year. The city will pay $250,000 to people who give information to the police.

Surrey 許多人都處於危險之中。今年已發生 100 起槍擊事件。市政府將向提供線索給警方的民眾支付 25 萬美元。

Conclusion

Police in both countries are now looking for more people in these gangs.

兩國警方目前正在追緝這些幫派中的更多成員。

Vocabulary Learning

💰 The 'Money' Pattern

In this story, we see a very common way to describe why something happens. Look at these sentences:

  • "...they did it for money."
  • "...attackers want money from him."

How to use this at A2 level: When you want to explain a goal or a reason, use FOR + [the thing you want].

Examples:

  • I study English →\rightarrow for a job.
  • He goes to the gym →\rightarrow for health.
  • She works →\rightarrow for money.

📍 Who owns what?

Notice how the text describes people and their things:

  • "Rattan owns hotels."
  • "Arvinder is the leader of Cricket Canada."

To reach A2, stop saying "He has a hotel" and start using owns for businesses or buildings. It makes your English sound more natural.

Quick Tip:

  • Person →\rightarrow owns →\rightarrow Business/House/Car.

Vocabulary Learning

police (n.)
A group of people who enforce laws.
Example:The police investigated the crime.
shooting (n.)
The act of firing a gun.
Example:The shooting happened at night.
attack (n.)
An act of violence against someone.
Example:The attack surprised everyone.
gang (n.)
A group of people who work together, often to do bad things.
Example:The gang was stopped by the police.
money (n.)
A form of currency used for buying things.
Example:He earned a lot of money.
city (n.)
A large town with many buildings.
Example:The city is busy.
danger (n.)
The possibility of harm or injury.
Example:The situation is in danger.
pay (v.)
To give money in exchange for something.
Example:They will pay $250,000.
information (n.)
Facts or details about something.
Example:The information helped the police.
leader (n.)
A person who guides or directs others.
Example:He is the leader of the group.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→