Vaughan city condo building shooting: What happened? At least 6 dead including suspect Explained

 

Vaughan city condo building shooting: What happened? At least 6 dead including suspect Explained

A guy opened fire at a condo complex in Vaughan, killing at least five people in the process, according to the authorities. The assailant, whose name was not made public, was shot and killed. Let’s take a closer look at the Vaughan condo building shooting.

Case Overview
  • Following the start of the mass shooting, an unnamed gunman killed five individuals and injured one.
  • A cop fired his gun, killing the alleged shooter.
  • There are currently no new threats to the neighborhood, according to the police.
  • It looks like more than one [condo] unit was contaminated, according to officer Laura Nicolle, however, the police chief did not confirm this.
  • The victims’ families are currently receiving notifications from the police.

Vaughan city condo building shooting: Explained

Police reported that five individuals were killed in a shooting at a condo in a Toronto suburb on Sunday night. According to York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween, at around 7:20 p.m., officers were dispatched to the building in Vaughan, a city located just north of Toronto, for an active shooting report.

What happened?

Terrible day to be living in Toronto with all that happened tonight… York police said six people, including an alleged gunman, are dead following a shooting at a condo tower in Vaughan on Sunday night.

It’s unclear what drove the violence, but York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween said five people were killed at the scene. He said a sixth victim was transported to the hospital but is expected to survive. At least one conscious woman was seen being loaded into an ambulance when news cameras arrived at the building, which is on Jane Street near Rutherford Road.

MacSween said the suspected gunman was killed during an interaction with police. MacSween said there’s no further threat to the community at this time, as he expressed his condolences to the victims’ families. “We’re in the process right now of doing notifications to those families, so at this point, I can’t share any information on the victims or the subject,” he said.

The City of Vaughan is located in the Regional Municipality of York, just north of Toronto. The shooting happened at a condo complex not far from one of Vaughan’s best-known attractions, Canada’s Wonderland.

 

 

 

 

Who was the suspect?

In a brief interview on Sunday night, Maniva Armstrong, a spokeswoman for the York Regional Police in Ontario, stated that investigators were still trying to figure out how many people had been killed and injured in the shooting.

Police fired and killed the gunman, whose identity was not revealed, Ms. Armstrong said. She said that the police were not looking for any further suspects. Police have not identified the suspect or named the deceased.

She stated that investigators were looking at potential motives. It was not immediately clear if the shooter was related to the victims, who were not given names. More victims might be present in the structure, according to Ms. Armstrong. She stated that “the authorities are still at the building, clearing it.”

Francesco Vili

UPDATE: THE SUSPECT’S NAME

The suspect’s name is reportedly Francesco Vili and unconfirmed sources say he has been posting several videos daily on his Facebook page about injustices. According to Francesco Villi, he lives at 9235 Jane Street in Maple, Ontario. The triple homicide in Vaughan, Toronto, took place there, in the Bellaria Tower Condos.

Francesco Villi, who was he?

The suspect who was shot by the police is Francesco Villi. Police were called to a residence in the city at around 7.20 p.m. on Sunday after hearing allegations of a male shooter who had shot several victims at a condo in Vaughan, Ontario. According to police, a male suspect died following his interaction with the policemen.

The suspect, Francesco Villi, is a Vaughan, Canada, native. He routinely posted rant videos against injustice on his Facebook page. He was suing Belleria Residences for the poor air quality. Tomorrow was his hearing with the condo board committee.

Police call the gun incidents at condos “horrendous.”

After describing the events inside the building as “horrendous,” York Regional Police Chief James MacSween extended the department’s sincere condolences to the victims and their families.

Around 11 p.m. local time, Chief MacSween said at a press conference that a male active shooter had started firing at a condominium building at 9235 Jane Street in the City of Vaughan.

When the police arrived, they found “a horrible scene with several deceased victims,” according to Chief MacSween. He said the facility was thoroughly searched by the Emergency Response Unit to make sure there were no other victims and to declare it safe.

The shooting at the condo was York Region’s second shooting event

Police were called to a shooting in Richmond Hill the day before the condo building shooting, where three males got into a fight.

At around 7 o’clock on Saturday night, three guys with firearms got into a fight, leaving one man hurt. Three suspects in the incident were being sought by the police. Unrelated shootings occurred in York Region.

Vaughan mayor responds to the mass shooting

Steven Del Duca, the mayor of Vaughan city, said he wanted to recognize the efforts of “brave” first responders who are working at the mass shooting scenes on Jane Street.

“On behalf of the City of Vaughan and Council, I offer my condolences to the families of the victims killed in the shootings that occurred in the area of Jane Street and Rutherford Road,” he said.

“I want to recognize the brave first responders who are working to safeguard the situation.”

 

 This is an ongoing investigation story. Check later for updates.

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