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    Toronto police probe shots fired report

    CBC – Mon, 13 Jun, 2011

    Toronto police are investigating after shots were heard in the parking lot of Scarborough's Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts Monday afternoon.

    Police say they were called to the school at 1176 Pharmacy Avenue just after 1 p.m. local time for a shooting. The school was already under lockdown when police arrived.

    Witnesses told police they saw a vehicle pulling a U-turn out of the parking and fleeing. They also described hearing the sound of gunshots.

    No one was injured.

    Police are conducting witness interviews.

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    12 comments

    • Geoff D
      Geoff D  •  11 months ago
      i see scarberia hasnt changed.
      • A Yahoo! User 11 months ago
        Don't you mean Scarlom?.
    • A Yahoo! User  •  11 months ago
      yeah school for the arts,all those aspiring rap artist
    • le
      le  •  11 months ago
      what colour are the shooters

      stop all further immigration
      • I AM CANADIAN!
        I AM CANADIAN! 11 months ago
        Le. You are living proof that arseholes can be found in any country.

        sad but true!
      • fixit
        fixit 11 months ago
        i am canadian: Stop the name calling, is not necessary! And you Le: Stop making a racism article out of this! Totally unnecessary and rather gross!
    • ...Greywolf
      ...Greywolf  •  11 months ago
      Colour and race aren't the issue here, drugs and money are, if drugs were legal, most of these shootings wouldn't be happening, then we could concentrate on the COPS
      • Jackyll
        Jackyll 11 months ago
        sure a society of hop heads running around .. just wonderful !
      • Greywolfminer
        Greywolfminer 11 months ago
        We already got thatr, just the are tense and scared and outta control because of the threat of going to jail for outragous periods of time in their lives for being mellow.
      • Steven B
        Steven B 11 months ago
        Of course colour and race is the issue here, Greywolf. Otherwise, your name would be nondescript-coloured canis lupus quadruped. But seriously, it IS about race. We all smoked pot during high school, but there were no guns to be found anywhere. A lot has changed in Toronto the Good. Gangsta attitude everywhere, even among the fat Scarborough and Rexdale white girls who are lining up to get impregnated by the bruthas. Deny it all you want, but it's a fact.
    • THX-1138
      THX-1138  •  11 months ago
      Always HATED Ontario especially the GTA.
      • george
        george 11 months ago
        your a moron
      • Steven B
        Steven B 11 months ago
        Hey George, what's an "a moron". When you earn enough brownie points to move up from whatever intellectual appellation you've decided to assign yourself, learn the difference between "your" and "you're". Then, maybe, you might be allowed to call someone else a moron. Or imbecile. Or idiot. (Technically there's a distinction, eh).
    • Ole Lare
      Ole Lare  •  11 months ago
      toronto is such a festering crap hole. It truly is the greatest Canadian embarassment of all time. Actually toronto is not even Canadian. It is a disgusting melting pot of human garbage. It is proof that multiculturalism is nothing but a joke and media bulls hit.
      • george
        george 11 months ago
        yet another moron
    • Iama Jew
      Iama Jew  •  11 months ago
      Very likely it was a Mexican shooting at a Muslim.
    • aka s
      aka s  •  11 months ago
      I'm sure Hip Hop er Crap music, sorry has nothing to do with the prevailing additives of people living in Toronto now. I wish that stuff had never been created. -This stupid screen name does not represent me btw.
    • Jackyll
      Jackyll  •  11 months ago
      Ahhhhhh ... Toronto ... the land of the Gun Registry. I see it is working, as usual but somehowm the bad guys aren't getting the message.
    • Memento Mori
      Memento Mori  •  11 months ago
      Hmm I guess the crazed anti-gunners only show up for shooting articles from South of the border....A gun is just a tool, blame the mechanic not the wrench.
    • R.B.
      R.B.  •  11 months ago
      Probably a cop shooting someone for J-walking or something.
    • michael
      michael  •  11 months ago
      Had this happened in the states, alot of people would be posting "Only in America"
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