Toronto police say they are seeking the public’s assistance to identify two suspects wanted in connection with a shooting downtown at Yonge-Dundas Square in December.
The shooting happened during the early hours on Dec. 12 when the two suspects approached another group who were standing in the square, police said.
The two suspects allegedly tried to rob the group when a physical altercation ensued, investigators said.
Police said one of the suspects fired a gun and a group member was shot in the chest. The victim was taken to hospital by paramedics in life-threatening condition.
During the investigation, police learned that just before the shooting the suspects were seen inside of a gas station convenience store in the area.
Investigators were looking to identify the suspects and previously released their photos on Tuesday. However, on Wednesday. investigators said they have identified one of the suspects who is believed to be a young person.
Due to the Youth Criminal Justice Act, their photos can no longer be shown.
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