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Twelve Injured in Reckless Toronto Pub Shooting by Masked Gunmen

Twelve people were injured in a shooting at a Toronto pub, with police seeking three men who opened fire without warning.

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On Friday night, a shooting at Piper Arms Pub in Toronto injured twelve people, including six with gunshot wounds. The suspects, armed with an assault rifle and handguns, opened fire indiscriminately at patrons. The motive remains unclear, with police investigating whether the pub was intentionally targeted. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow expressed her concern, emphasizing the need for community safety following the rise in gun violence across Canada. Fortunately, no fatalities have been reported among the victims, who range in age from their 20s to mid-50s.

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  • A shooting at the Piper Arms Pub in Toronto injured 12 people, with six suffering non-life-threatening gunshot wounds, after three masked men opened fire indiscriminately.
  • Toronto Police Superintendent Paul MacIntyre described the incident as a reckless act of violence, and the motive is currently unclear as the suspects remain at large.
  • Mayor Olivia Chow expressed concern over the shooting, emphasizing that law enforcement is deploying all necessary resources to investigate the incident.

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The shooting was a brazen and reckless act of violence where three masked men, armed with an assault rifle and handguns, opened fire indiscriminately on patrons without warning.

Twelve people were injured, with six suffering non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and the other six injured by broken glass. None of the injuries were life-threatening.

The motive remains unclear, and the suspects were wearing masks. Police are investigating all leads, including the possibility of a targeted attack, but no specific motive has been confirmed.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow expressed deep concern and assured that all necessary resources are being deployed to investigate. Premier Doug Ford also offered support for the police in bringing those responsible to justice.

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