Jewish-Owned Bakery Targeted in Two Shootings Across Toronto; Suspect SUV Sought
Yonge St & Deer Park Cres, Old Toronto, Toronto
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Summary
- Toronto Police are investigating a suspected hate-motivated attack after two separate locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain were targeted by gunfire on the same night.
- The incidents occurred hours apart on Saturday night into Sunday morning — one near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West, and another near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West.
- In both cases, a dark-colored SUV pulled up in front of the bakery before the attack.
- At the Steeles Avenue West location, the front glass was shattered at approximately 11:15 p.m. Saturday. At the St. Clair Avenue West location, a firearm was discharged from the vehicle at approximately 12:15 a.m. Sunday, with evidence of gunfire found at the scene. Both bakeries were closed at the time and no injuries were reported in either incident.
- The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation with support from the Hate Crime Unit.
- An extensive video canvass of both areas is underway and an image of the suspect vehicle has been released.
- Anyone with information is asked to contact the Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force at 416-808-2510.
Timeline
Investigators believe the same dark-coloured SUV may have been involved in both incidents. An image of the suspect vehicle has been released. An extensive video canvass of both areas is underway.
Incident 2 — Sunday, July 26, 12:15 a.m.: A dark-colored SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West. A firearm was discharged from the vehicle, striking the front windows. Evidence of gunfire was found at the scene. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
Incident 1 — Saturday, July 25, 11:15 p.m.: A dark-coloured SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West. The front glass shattered and the vehicle fled southbound on Carpenter Road. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation with support from the Hate Crime Unit.
Toronto Police are investigating two firearm discharge incidents targeting separate locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain in a suspected hate-motivated attack.
Police are responding to an unconfirmed report of a shooting.
Incident reported at Yonge St & Deer Park Cres.
Investigators believe the same dark-coloured SUV may have been involved in both incidents. An image of the suspect vehicle has been released. An extensive video canvass of both areas is underway.
Incident 2 — Sunday, July 26, 12:15 a.m.: A dark-colored SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West. A firearm was discharged from the vehicle, striking the front windows. Evidence of gunfire was found at the scene. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
Incident 1 — Saturday, July 25, 11:15 p.m.: A dark-coloured SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West. The front glass shattered and the vehicle fled southbound on Carpenter Road. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation with support from the Hate Crime Unit.
Toronto Police are investigating two firearm discharge incidents targeting separate locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain in a suspected hate-motivated attack.
Police are responding to an unconfirmed report of a shooting.
Incident reported at Yonge St & Deer Park Cres.
Investigators believe the same dark-coloured SUV may have been involved in both incidents. An image of the suspect vehicle has been released. An extensive video canvass of both areas is underway.
Incident 2 — Sunday, July 26, 12:15 a.m.: A dark-colored SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West. A firearm was discharged from the vehicle, striking the front windows. Evidence of gunfire was found at the scene. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
Incident 1 — Saturday, July 25, 11:15 p.m.: A dark-coloured SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West. The front glass shattered and the vehicle fled southbound on Carpenter Road. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation with support from the Hate Crime Unit.
Toronto Police are investigating two firearm discharge incidents targeting separate locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain in a suspected hate-motivated attack.
Police are responding to an unconfirmed report of a shooting.
Incident reported at Yonge St & Deer Park Cres.
Investigators believe the same dark-coloured SUV may have been involved in both incidents. An image of the suspect vehicle has been released. An extensive video canvass of both areas is underway.
Incident 2 — Sunday, July 26, 12:15 a.m.: A dark-colored SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West. A firearm was discharged from the vehicle, striking the front windows. Evidence of gunfire was found at the scene. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
Incident 1 — Saturday, July 25, 11:15 p.m.: A dark-coloured SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West. The front glass shattered and the vehicle fled southbound on Carpenter Road. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation with support from the Hate Crime Unit.
Toronto Police are investigating two firearm discharge incidents targeting separate locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain in a suspected hate-motivated attack.
Police are responding to an unconfirmed report of a shooting.
Incident reported at Yonge St & Deer Park Cres.
Investigators believe the same dark-coloured SUV may have been involved in both incidents. An image of the suspect vehicle has been released. An extensive video canvass of both areas is underway.
Incident 2 — Sunday, July 26, 12:15 a.m.: A dark-colored SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West. A firearm was discharged from the vehicle, striking the front windows. Evidence of gunfire was found at the scene. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
Incident 1 — Saturday, July 25, 11:15 p.m.: A dark-coloured SUV pulled up in front of the bakery near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West. The front glass shattered and the vehicle fled southbound on Carpenter Road. No injuries were reported as the bakery was closed.
The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force is leading the investigation with support from the Hate Crime Unit.
Toronto Police are investigating two firearm discharge incidents targeting separate locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain in a suspected hate-motivated attack.
Police are responding to an unconfirmed report of a shooting.
Incident reported at Yonge St & Deer Park Cres.
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The US consulate was also just shot at, these false flag attempts are actually so obvious
There’s always a cop car at bloor and Spadina in front of the Jewish Center…
What has happend to this city man
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The US consulate was also just shot at, these false flag attempts are actually so obvious
There’s always a cop car at bloor and Spadina in front of the Jewish Center…
What has happend to this city man
@polokolll kinda
The US consulate was also just shot at, these false flag attempts are actually so obvious
There’s always a cop car at bloor and Spadina in front of the Jewish Center…
What has happend to this city man
@polokolll kinda
The US consulate was also just shot at, these false flag attempts are actually so obvious
There’s always a cop car at bloor and Spadina in front of the Jewish Center…
What has happend to this city man
@polokolll kinda
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The US consulate was also just shot at, these false flag attempts are actually so obvious
There’s always a cop car at bloor and Spadina in front of the Jewish Center…
What has happend to this city man
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