duh, nikkas love luxury brands these days. gotta be dior or you basic blud bleeedat.Those are the two "high end"malls too
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First it was Sherway, and now at Yorkdale?
Some beefs are on sight b, can get packed anywhere you go, bullets dont discrimate!
That mall has heavy security as well, cameras everywhere....why are these mf's trying this?
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Man killed in triple shooting downtown identified as 35-year-old Toronto resident
Sahal Sahal, 35, of Toronto. (Courtesy of Toronto Police Services)
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Abby Neufeld, CTV News Toronto Multi-Platform Writer
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Published Sunday, August 29, 2021 5:10PM EDT
Last Updated Sunday, August 29, 2021 5:11PM EDT
A man killed in a triple shooting in Toronto on Saturday has been identified by police as 35-year-old Sahal Sahal of Toronto.
Toronto Police Services (TPS) issued a statement Sunday identifying the deceased.
According to police, officers were in the area of Adelaide and Duncan streets at approximately 5 a.m. on Saturday when they heard the sound of gunshots.
Two women were also shot and injured during the incident, one with serious injuries and the other with minor injuries, police say.
"All we know is that they were on the sidewalk walking in the area when the altercation happened so we don't have anything further at this stage," Inspector Kelly Skinner told CP24.
All three victims were transported to hospital, where Sahal later died from his injuries.
Police believe all three victims know each other.
A white vehicle was seen leaving the area after the shooting, according to police.
Police have not released any information about potential suspects at this time.
Sahal Sahal, 35, of Toronto. (Courtesy of Toronto Police Services)
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Abby Neufeld, CTV News Toronto Multi-Platform Writer
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Published Sunday, August 29, 2021 5:10PM EDT
Last Updated Sunday, August 29, 2021 5:11PM EDT
A man killed in a triple shooting in Toronto on Saturday has been identified by police as 35-year-old Sahal Sahal of Toronto.
Toronto Police Services (TPS) issued a statement Sunday identifying the deceased.
According to police, officers were in the area of Adelaide and Duncan streets at approximately 5 a.m. on Saturday when they heard the sound of gunshots.
Two women were also shot and injured during the incident, one with serious injuries and the other with minor injuries, police say.
"All we know is that they were on the sidewalk walking in the area when the altercation happened so we don't have anything further at this stage," Inspector Kelly Skinner told CP24.
All three victims were transported to hospital, where Sahal later died from his injuries.
Police believe all three victims know each other.
A white vehicle was seen leaving the area after the shooting, according to police.
Police have not released any information about potential suspects at this time.
Man killed in triple shooting downtown identified as 35-year-old Toronto resident
Sahal Sahal, 35, of Toronto. (Courtesy of Toronto Police Services)
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Abby Neufeld, CTV News Toronto Multi-Platform Writer
@abbyjneufeld
Published Sunday, August 29, 2021 5:10PM EDT
Last Updated Sunday, August 29, 2021 5:11PM EDT
A man killed in a triple shooting in Toronto on Saturday has been identified by police as 35-year-old Sahal Sahal of Toronto.
Toronto Police Services (TPS) issued a statement Sunday identifying the deceased.
According to police, officers were in the area of Adelaide and Duncan streets at approximately 5 a.m. on Saturday when they heard the sound of gunshots.
Two women were also shot and injured during the incident, one with serious injuries and the other with minor injuries, police say.
"All we know is that they were on the sidewalk walking in the area when the altercation happened so we don't have anything further at this stage," Inspector Kelly Skinner told CP24.
All three victims were transported to hospital, where Sahal later died from his injuries.
Police believe all three victims know each other.
A white vehicle was seen leaving the area after the shooting, according to police.
Police have not released any information about potential suspects at this time.
Thats @Malcolmxxx_23 peoples.
Aint nothing to do with the rest of us.
damn shame. i dunno wtf is wrong wit nikkas, they can't leave brehs alone. so quick to end lives and for what? smh...how are brehs still getting touched past their 20s after the bullshyt man, shyt is too ridiculous.
Somalis and Jamaicans just been shooting shiet since we got here breh, dont know what else to tell you
i see a group of somalis..i stay faaaaaaaaar away
Where can a non-somali breh smash a Somali girk? I was so close two years ago but i came on too strong for her, she was so cuteeeee
was never like that 10 years ago
even mid 05 06 07 ...toronto was super super safe.
everywhere..this aint the 90s man lolWhere can a non-somali breh smash a Somali girk? I was so close two years ago but i came on too strong for her, she was so cuteeeee
Jane Creeba....Year of the gun...the random banna shootings etc
yeah but it was still rare for a innocent person to get shot and killed