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A On a boulevard in Toronto, Canada, a man shot and killed an 18-year-old woman and a 10-year-old girl. Another 13 people were injured, police said on Monday. The 29-year-old gunman died after a shootout with the police. It was unclear whether he had been hit by police bullets or had committed suicide.
The author opened fire on Sunday night at 10 pm (local time) on a street with shops, bars and restaurants in the Greektown neighborhood. According to police chief Mark Saunders, the man used a handgun, according to eyewitnesses, he gave about 20 shots in the area. In the video of an eyewitness, one can see how a man dressed in black with a black cap quickly goes down the street, fires a gun then shoots into a building.
The shooter's motive is not clear at first. It will be determined in every way, said Saunders Monday. "It's way too early to rule out anything." A terrorist background is also possible. Special Investigators from the SIU Office collaborated with the Toronto Police. The investigators did not comment on the allegations that the shooter deliberately targeted women and killed them by misogyny.
The man had been working "very relaxed" and apparently shot indiscriminately, "like in a video game," said Lenny Graf. "Toronto Star". He thought the shots were fireworks, but then people were down, screaming, and running away. The count and his wife, as well as his two children, at the age of eight and nine, escaped unscathed.
The investigator Terry Browne claimed that the city was safe. "We have control over the city.We will get through this." With other attacks in the city, the incident is difficult to compare. Canada's Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, expressed his condolences to those touched by Twitter
Canada has far fewer guns than its southern neighbor, America. Despite this, repeated armed attacks against the population have occurred in recent years, including six deaths in Quebec in January 2017. In April of this year, a trucker ran on Toronto's sidewalks, killing ten people.
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