Police are investigating a shooting on Caledonia Road in Dartmouth that sent a man to hospital with injuries early this morning.

The man is expected to survive,&nbsp;Halifax Regional Police said in a release. It did not mention the man's age.

"There is no risk to the public and the matter is contained," the release said.&nbsp;

Officers were called to the 0-100 block at 3:11 a.m. after receiving a call about an injured man.

In one driveway, the passenger side window of a parked car appeared to have been broken.&nbsp;

Police spent several hours on the residential street.&nbsp;Members of the Forensic Identification Unit were on scene.&nbsp;

Police spent several hours on Caledonia Road, where the passenger-side window of a red car was broken. A man was sent to hospital with injuries believed to be from a gunshot wound.

Police on Caledonia Road

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Police were called to the 0-100 block of Caledonia Road around 3:11 a.m. and found an injured man. 

Man injured in shooting on Caledonia Road in Dartmouth

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