WATCH: Cindy Pom reports that two men are wanted in the fatal shooting of an Etobicoke teen. Police say they may be trying to leave the country.
TORONTO – Police have issued warrants for two brothers wanted in connection to the murder of, who was gunned down earlier this month in an Etobicoke apartment building.
On March 21, the 17-year-old was found suffering from gunshot wounds around 2:05 a.m. in front of an apartment building at 44 Willowridge Road.
Police said Seraphine was involved in a violent altercation with two men when he was shot.
He was pronounced dead in hospital.
Police have issued warrants for Curtis Murray, 25, and Corey Murray, 29. Both are wanted on first-degree murder charges.
Curtis, who is from Toronto, is describes as black, 5’10”, 166 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes and has multiple tattoos on his right arm and torso.
Corey, of no fixed address, is described as black, 5’8″, 157 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes.
Police said officers are attempting to retrieve items sold at a street sale that was occurring at 44 Willowridge Road the weekend the teen was killed.
Police said the items sold at the street sale are considered evidence in the case.
Investigators are urging members of the community who purchased items from the street sale to return them to 23 Division without penalty.
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