Scarborough Shooting Probe
Scarborough Shooting Leaves One Dead, Another Injured as Homicide Detectives Investigate Multiple Scenes
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Evidence markers were visible on the roadway at the Terraview Boulevard scene, indicating investigators collecting physical evidence as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Terraview Boulevard apartment building sits immediately south of Victoria Park Avenue and the Highway 401 interchange, situating the first scene geographically in relation to major arteries.
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A second victim was located near Victoria Park and Sheppard Avenues and was transported to hospital, establishing a second scene in a separate part of Scarborough.
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Homicide detectives have been assigned to the case and investigators say the two scenes' connection is not yet clear, with the inquiry ongoing.
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Police initially responded to the area around 3:15 p.m., with follow-up reports around 3:20 p.m., indicating a mid-afternoon shooting with multiple sites.
A midafternoon shooting in Scarborough left one person dead and another critically injured on Monday, according to CTV News. Police were called to the area of Victoria Park Avenue and Highway 401 at around 3:20 p.m. and found victims at two separate locations.
One victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The other was rushed to hospital, Global News reported. Homicide detectives have taken over the investigation as officers work to understand how the two scenes are connected.
Two Scenes, One Shooting Across Victoria Park Corridor
The first scene was near a Terraview Boulevard apartment building, just south of Victoria Park Avenue and the Highway 401 interchange, CTV News reported. Evidence markers were visible on the roadway there, showing investigators were collecting physical clues.
A second victim was found much farther south, near Victoria Park Avenue and Sheppard Avenue East. Police have not said whether the two scenes are directly linked, according to Head Topics. The investigation remains active and evolving.
Homicide Unit Steps In With No Suspects Named
Toronto police assigned homicide detectives to the case shortly after the shooting. Investigators have not released the names or ages of either victim. No suspect description has been made public, Global News reported.
Police are reviewing surveillance footage from the area and asking anyone with information to come forward. A nearby bank branch was also part of the scene investigators canvassed, according to City News.
Daylight Attack Rattles Busy Scarborough Neighbourhood
The shooting happened on a Monday afternoon in a busy part of Scarborough. The Victoria Park and Highway 401 area is a major traffic corridor with apartment buildings, businesses, and a heavy flow of pedestrians and drivers.
CTV News reported the second victim's injuries are unknown in severity beyond being transported to hospital. Residents and drivers in the area were urged to stay alert as police continued their work at both scenes into the evening.
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