A shooting sent one person to hospital in critical condition Tuesday morning.&nbsp;

Winnipeg police taped off a section of Magnus Avenue at Main Street after they were called to the scene around 5:45 a.m. and found an injured male.

Two vehicles, including a taxi, can be seen inside police tape on Magnus Avenue, and evidence markers dot the ground around some nearby debris.&nbsp;

Investigators are still at the scene.&nbsp;

No other details are available at this time, a police spokesperson told CBC News.

Evidence markers dot the ground near some debris at the scene of the shooting that sent a male to hospital in critical condition.

Main and Magnus Shooting

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Police were seen photographing evidence at the scene later Saturday morning.

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Two vehicles, including a taxi, can be seen inside police tape at the scene of a shooting on Magnus Avenue near Main Street.

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