Terror on Skye: Dad Shot, 3 Others Wounded

A father died and three others were injured in a series of suspected firearm-related incidents in Highlands.

His 47-year-old man, locally named John McKinnon, is believed to have been shot dead at Ting, Isle of Skye, around 9:30 am yesterday.

He also had three others injured in other incidents, which are being treated as related, the Daily Record reports.

At around 9am, police rushed to Tarskavaig on the Isle of Skye after receiving reports that a 32-year-old woman had been seriously injured.

The woman was taken to Queen of Glasgow for treatment. She was taken to Elizabeth University Hospital, but her condition remains unknown.

After a report of a gunshot shooting at the Teing property, officers were at the scene where Mr. McKinnon was sentenced. Death witnessed.

Another incident in Dorney, Wester Ross, was called to the police after gunshots were also heard there.

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The man was taken to Raigmore Hospital, Inverness for treatment of serious injuries, and the woman, in unknown condition, was taken to Broadford Hospital, Skye.

A 39 - A one-year-old man was arrested in connection with the alleged incident, which is being treated as linked. He was also taken to Raigmore Hospital for treatment.

Skye's Kate Forbes of her MSP, Lochaber & Badenoch, called the news "one of the worst days she can remember in the history of Skye and her Lohalsh." I expressed it.

Chief Superintendent Conrad Trickett, Highlands and Islands Local Police Commander, said there would be a significant police presence in the area over the next few days, adding: . local community.

"We want to reassure people that we are treating these incidents as contained and not posing a significant threat to the public.

" Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson Mann confirmed four people had been taken to hospital.

The rescue operation saw multiple ambulances, air ambulances and special emergency rescue teams. If you need urgent medical attention.

Forbes added: The West Highland community is tight-knit and welcoming to us.

"It feels like our very hearts have been torn apart. Neither I nor many others expected such a tragic day to come."

Social media posts said there was a large police presence in parts of Skye and Dorney yesterday, with locals in the area reporting seeing helicopters and ambulances.

Ian Blackford, his SNP MP at Ross, Skye and Lochaber, said the news "really shocked the place."

Isle of Skye City Councilor John Finlayson said the island was "extreme" after a string of incidents in which a 47-year-old man was shot and three others died in hospital. It's a tough day," he said.

Mr Finlayson said in his BBC Good Morning His Scotland: Today is a sad day, a tragic day, a very tough day for all of us. ''