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Are you guys worried about the gun violence in our City?

I am beginning to become concerned. I don't care so much if gangbangers want to off each other in the privacy of their own homes. But this brazen shooting in public is untenable. I'm thinking twice about taking my family to the CNE.
 
It is getting out of control. Let the gangs fight each other but why shoot the innocent?.
 
Like a tweet I read, "When is the government going to recognize that there is a gun problem?" Followed by a bunch of silly tweets about how they need to stop the manufacture of guns and blahblahblah.....

This will cause a renewal for demands of a gun registry once again but the reality is that legal gun owners don't go to street parties packing and shooting a bunch of innocent people.
 
I guess this isn't the best time to be applying for my PAL and restricted license.
 
It's becoming a very dangerous city. I frequent the Eaton's Centre often and I'm very careful now a days and try to keep an eye on my surroundings.
 
I have a long gun but it's unregistered. An old friend of mine by the name of Gerald Bull gave it to me.
Think I should register it?

Here's a pic=====>
 
Here we go again.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/article/1229979--man-shot-in-the-head-near-jane-and-finch

A man in his 30s was shot in the head Friday night near Driftwood Ave. and Finch Ave.Gunfire erupted just before 10 p.m. He was rushed to a Toronto trauma centre, police said.This is the fourth shooting in five days.More to come.



Wrong prick. There were three shootings overnight not one.


Four people were sent to hospital after three separate shootings Friday night and early Saturday morning, adding more violence to a deadly week in gun-related crimes.Gunfire rang out near in Scarborough, Jane and Finch, and west of the city between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m.A 43-year-old man was rushed to a trauma centre after a shooting near Kennedy and Ellesmere Rds. in Scarborough around 4 a.m. on Saturday.

The victim suffered several gunshot wounds to his abdomen but his injuries are not life-threatening.The gunfire followed two other shootings in the city late Friday night.A shooting near Jane St. and Finch Ave. W. left a 31-year-old man with life-threatening gunshot wounds to his head. The gunfire broke out in a parking lot on Driftwood Ct. just before 10 p.m.Less than two hours later, police found two young men in a car splattered with bullets holes near the intersection of Jane and Bloor Sts.A 19-year-old man was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound to the leg.

The second victim, a 21-year-old man, was shot in the arm. Their injuries are not life-threatening.
The two men were rushed to St. Joseph’s Hospital.The victims had driven to the intersection after they were shot north of it around 11:30 p.m., said Sgt. Niels Sondergaard.

The car was riddled with bullets and shell casings were found on Humber Blvd., police said.Police are looking for a male suspect in his late teens described as black, 5-foot-9 with a shaved head.

He was wearing a white t-shirt.
Police are investigating a possible connection between the first two shootings on Friday night but have not yet linked the incidents.Officers from the forensic unit examined the vehicle near Jane and Bloor Sts., which remained in the intersection with bullet holes through the driver’s and front passenger’s side windows.

Both doors remained open and the left hand turn signal flashed.
A distraught crowed gathered around the scene there shortly after the incident.“A shooting here in Bloor West Village?” said one woman.

“It doesn’t make sense. Jane is such a beautiful name — now it has a terrible legacy.”
Investigators from 11 and 12 divisions cordoned off Bloor St. W. from Jane St. to Armadale Ave., forcing traffic and TTC buses to detour along quiet residential streets.The shootings Friday night and Saturday morning are the fourth, fifth and sixth in Toronto this week. Thirty-one people were shot in the city in the last six days.
 
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