Just another reason why
Toronto police are investigating the city's sixth murder after one of three people who were shot at early this morning died in hospital.**********
The first victim turned up in hospital at about 7:30 a.m., said police, but they believe the shooting occurred hours earlier.
UPDATE: Police id murdered man
Toronto's sixth murder victim of the year has been identified.**********
Jahmelle Grant, 26, was shot Sunday around 7:30am at 1764 Weston Road and died later that day at St Michael's.
RELATED: One less thug... that's something
The man wanted in last month’s brazen shooting on a crowded Toronto subway platform has turned himself in, police said this morning.*
Among the charges laid against John include attempted murder, as well as previous outstanding charges, including accessory to last year’s murder of Dominic Shearer-Hanomansingh and carjacking.
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I pass by Lawrence and Weston Road twice a day on my daily commute. It is a rough neighbourhood. You have to act cool and stick to your business. (real conservative)
Oh well...
I didn't know you only went to the safe boozecans when you lived here Neo...
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"jag says... you only went to the safe boozecans"
i only ever went to a boozecan once in my life, in the 1980s... it was a condemned house down around king & spadina.
it was a filthy, crowded place with electricity, but no running water... but, strangely enough, not a gun in sight.
funny how that works.
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strangely enough, not a gun in sight.
Well, my experience in booze cans is a little more varied than yours, and quite a bit less than those guys who got shot...but I'll just say "doesn't mean they weren't there"...
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"jag says... doesn't mean they weren't there"
early 80s... i'll take that bet.
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There was gunplay in the 80's but amoung the same cultural groups as today. I also rememeber the Red Star crusade at the time against the police who dared to shoot armed drug dealers.
"anon says... here was gunplay in the 80's"
not like this, there wasn't.
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