A trend known as “community guns” accounts in part for the level of gun violence in the city.Of course, they're not shy about the "sky is falling" lede...
The latest crime numbers from Toronto police show Ross’ death is part of a larger spike in gun violence citywide. Shooting events are up 34 per cent, up from 92 to 122, over this time last year, and shooting victims are up 78 per cent.Ah, shootings "citywide."
I guess we're talking about the community of man.