Detectives investigating the near-fatal shooting of a young man in a “densely populated” east Toronto neighbourhood say they met with apathy, and even hostility, when they tried to interview witnesses. Such reactions are a growing problem for police, said Det. Shawn Mahoney, the lead investigator of the Saturday evening shooting on Mornelle Court in northeastern Toronto.So, what's the deal here, Scarberia? You either want this kind of thing stopped and the perpetrators put away... or you're good with it.
And guess what... there's no middle ground here.
“There were lots of people in front of the building, and no one would co-operate,” said Mahoney.So there it is, people.
Without witness statements, police cannot solve the crime. “Unless something happens, this is going nowhere fast.”
Police estimate there are up to 150 potential witnesses to the shooting.
Problem... or solution.
You choose.
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RELATED: Speaking of shootings...
...third one in how many days?
-- TORONTO -- A 28-year old man is in hospital after being shot near the harbour early this morning. The victim was shot just after midnight as a large crowd was leaving a cruise boat at Harbour Square, near Queens Quay.What... you missed the other two?
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