US consulate shooting in Toronto part of pattern of criminal-for-hire acts: Police
Summary
Police in Toronto say a shooting at the U.S. consulate was part of a series of attacks carried out by young people hired through secret messaging apps. Several teenagers have been arrested in connection with these shootings, which also targeted an apartment and a business, causing damage but no reported injuries.Key Facts
- A shooting occurred at the U.S. consulate in Toronto on March 10, 2026.
- Police believe these shootings are linked to a pattern of criminal-for-hire violence involving young people.
- The attackers film their shootings as proof to get paid.
- Two suspects fired at the consulate and fled in a stolen car; one suspect was arrested and the other is still wanted.
- Other shootings targeted an apartment and a business, with no reported injuries.
- A third teenager has been linked to these shootings and is charged with fatally shooting a police officer during a search.
- Police are investigating who is paying for these attacks.
- The investigation highlights a broader issue of youths being recruited to commit crimes, sometimes creating fear in communities.
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