Toronto Police Arrest 23 as Nearly 100 Shots Fired in ‘Brazen’ Gun Battle Damage Police Car

Published on November 13, 2024

Toronto police arrested 23 people and seized 16 firearms in connection with a “brazen” night-time shooting in the city’s west end on Nov. 11. Police were in the area of Queen Street W. and Sudbury Street for an unrelated investigation at around 11:20 p.m. when three people who arrived in a stolen vehicle opened fire on a recording studio and the people gathered outside, said Toronto Police Service Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue in a Nov. 12 press conference. The incident escalated into a gun battle between two groups, with nearly 100 shots fired. During the gunfight, bullets struck an unmarked police car with officers inside, but no injuries were reported, Pogue said....

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