Lanes around U.S. Consulate closed for shooting investigation: Toronto police
Police found evidence of a firearm discharge and a white sedan fleeing, with no injuries, suspect description or arrests reported.
- Toronto police are investigating gunfire heard near the U.S. Consulate on Monday around 4:45 a.m. in the Armoury Street and University Avenue area. Police have not confirmed whether the consulate was the intended target.
- Evidence of a firearm discharge was found outside the building, and a white sedan was seen fleeing the scene immediately afterward. No arrests have been made, and there is no suspect description available at this time.
- The U.S. Consulate was previously targeted on March 10, 2026, when suspects fired multiple shots at the building. The RCMP called that incident a "national security incident," and no one was injured.
- Police arrested 18-year-old Sheldon Tracy-Stewart and 19-year-old Zara Jabbi last month in connection with the March shooting. Both face multiple charges related to that incident, which involved a stolen vehicle.
- Anyone with information or dashcam video from the area is asked to contact Toronto police or Crime Stoppers anonymously. Investigators are still determining whether the gunfire was aimed at the building or a person.
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Toronto Police Investigate Second Shooting Incident Near U.S. Consulate
A gunshot was fired outside the U.S. Consulate in Toronto, Canada, on Monday — marking the second such incident that has occurred at the American diplomatic office this year. The post ‘Brazen Attack’ — Toronto Police Investigate Second Shooting Incident Near U.S. Consulate appeared first on Breitbart.
At least one shot was fired at the building, the police found damage to the facade. A white car escaped from the scene.
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Tiroler Tageszeitung OnlineFor the second time this year, at least one shot was fired before the US Consulate. According to the police, there are no casualties.
Shot fired outside US consulate in Toronto
At least one shot was fired outside the US consulate in downtown Toronto early on Monday (July 27) but there were no injuries, police said, in what was the second such incident in the last four months. Mayor Olivia Chow called it a "brazen attack." Toronto Police Deputy Chief Frank Barredo said the force was not ruling out a connection to the March 10 incident.
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