A man in his 40s is dead after being shot dead early Monday morning in North York.
Toronto police said in a post on X it received calls for a shooting at a home near Weston and Albion roads at 5:21 a.m. Monday.
When police arrived on scene, they found a man in his 40s suffering from gunshot wounds. He would die at the scene.
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Police did not have suspect information to immediately share.
The homicide squad is now investigating.
Acting Det.-Sgt. Munish Dhoum urged witnesses to talk to police when speaking to reporters Monday morning.
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“I don’t have any information to suggest there’s any concern for public safety,” he said.
“Whatever information you do have, although you may think it’s not important, it very well may be important so to assist us going forward, any calls from the public will be very much appreciated by the homicide unit.”
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