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Child injured by broken glass after item thrown at car, Toronto police say

Police block off part of Bleeker Street. Chris Dunseith / Global News

Toronto police say a young child has received minor injuries from broken glass after someone threw an unknown item at a vehicle in the city’s downtown Monday afternoon.

Police said officers were called to the Bleecker and Earl streets area, near Sherbourne Street and Wellesley Street East, at around 1:30 p.m.

A spokesperson said the child was sitting in the back of the vehicle at the time.

Police said the child’s injuries were minor and that they were being treated at the scene.

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Officers originally said it was believe the vehicle was shot at. However, after further investigation police said in an update that wasn’t the case.

Investigators noted a shell casing was found at the scene, but it’s believed to be connected to a report of shots fired in the area Sunday night.

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