TORONTO – Homicide investigators have released a surveillance video in connection to the shooting death of a Toronto woman outside a downtown nightclub this summer.
A male and a female victim, identified as Jelena Loncar, were found with gunshot wounds in front of the C-Lounge night club on Wellington Street around 3 a.m. on Aug. 26.
Police say Loncar was shot in the chest and died in hospital while the male was found at a gas station 300 metres away with multiple gunshot injuries.
The security video shows three vehicles travelling eastbound on King Street West and turning onto Portland Street. The cars were later seen passing the area a second time.
Investigators say there was an exchange of gunfire around 2:45 a.m. at a parking lot located at the back of 689 The Queensway prior to the fatal nightclub shooting.
Authorities believe the vehicles seen fleeing the area were the same ones caught on video near on Wellington Street.
Police have released a description of the vehicles and they are as follows:
Suspect vehicle #1: Chrysler 300, 2011-2012 base model, white, no sunroof, standard rims, no front plate or front plate holder, small black roof antenna knob.
Suspect vehicle #2: dark-colored, 4 door vehicle, no sunroof, standard rims, small spoiler lip on the trunk, has both front and rear plates
Suspect vehicle #3: a dark-colored, 4 door vehicle, tinted side, front and rear windows, no sunroof, standard rims and both front and rear plates
Police are also seeking a person of interest described as male, black, 18-25 years of age, 5’10” to 6′, thin build, gold grills on his teeth, and short black hair, possibly in corn rows.
Police also want rental car agencies to take note of the vehicle descriptions between Aug. 25 to 26.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Toronto Police Homicide squad at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS.
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