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Edmonton police seek vehicle in connection with shooting death

Homicide detectives have released an image of a suspect vehicle in connection with the death of a man in northwest Edmonton on Saturday night.

Peter Penac, 31, died Monday; police search for red two-door Ford Escort

Edmonton police believe this vehicle, a red two-door Ford Escort between the years 1998 and 2003, will lead to some answers about the shooting death of Peter Penac. (Edmonton Police Service/Supplied)

Homicide detectives have released an image of a car caught on video leaving the scene of Edmonton's 31sthomicide of 2017.

The victim, found slumped over in his car in a northwest residential neighbourhood late Saturday, died Monday in hospital, police said Thursday.

"A nearby surveillance camera recorded images of the suspect vehicle leaving the area Saturday evening, directly following the shooting incident," police said in a news release Thursday.

Officers were called to a residential neighbourhood in the area of 129th Avenue and 130th Street around 10 p.m. Saturday for a weapons complaint.

When they arrived, they found 31-year-old Peter Penac slumped overin his white four-door Lexus.

Penac was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries. He died Monday. An autopsy confirmed he died of a gunshot wound.

Police releasedthe image of a 1998-2003 red two-door Ford Escort in hopes it will lead to more information about the case.

Police are asking anyone who may have seen the car or have any information on the death to contact them.