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Doctor gunned down alongside wife outside Simi Valley home in ‘targeted’ attack: cops

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Doctor gunned down alongside wife outside Simi Valley home in ‘targeted’ attack: cops

A long-time doctor and his wife were fatally shot Sunday afternoon outside their California home in what authorities believe was a “targeted” effort, according to reports.

Dr. Eric Cordes and his spouse, Vicki, were found with gunshot wounds in the driveway of their Simi Valley home and later pronounced dead at the hospital, police said, according to ABC 7.

“Dr. Cordes was a highly respected, board-certified radiologist and beloved physician who served this community with compassion and excellence for nearly 30 years,” said Adventist Health Simi Valley in a statement, according to the station.

Aerial view of houses with news overlay

Police arrive at the scene of the shooting. CBS LA

Police cars and officers gathered around a residential street with caution tape.

Police investigate near the couple’s property. CBS LA

“Our hearts are with his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of working alongside him as we grieve this shocking loss.”

The Cordeses’ home sits at the end of a well-manicured cul-de-sac in tony Simi Valley.

Authorities don’t believe the shooting was a random attack. No arrests have been made.

Overhead view of a house with an open garage, a car inside, and an American flag hanging from the garage.

Blood was found inside the garage in the aftermath of the shooting. CBS LA

“We do believe the victims were targeted,” said Simi Valley Detective Rick Morton, per ABC 7.

The shooter got into a car and fled, the outlet said.

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