Toronto Under Seige by Black Gang Violence

After weeks of relative calm, gun violence reared its ugly head on Toronto's city streets again. Two were killed and four others were injured after a trio of shootings across Toronto overnight. One of the night’s most shocking disputes occurred at a pizza shop near Weston Rd. and Eglinton Ave. West. Police are looking for a single gunman after one man was shot dead and three others were injured at the 2-4-4 Pizza. Paramedics found one of the victims outside, suffering from a gun shot to the back, and rushed him to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. He’s listed in serious condition there.
A 16-year-old was discovered inside the pizzeria with chest wounds – he was pronounced dead at the scene.
A third victim later walked into Humber River Regional Hospital with a bullet to the hip, while a fourth was hurt by flying glass as the spray of bullets punctured the pizza shop's front window. All the victims were thought to be in their teens or early 20s. No names have been released. Investigators closed off Weston Rd. as they searched the area – they had reason to believe the suspect in that shooting may have fled to a nearby apartment. There’s no word yet on any arrests.About an hour later, another shooting victim was rushed into Sunnybrook. The victim, about 25 years old, was found lying on the grass outside a high-rise apartment on Grandravine Dr. near Jane St. and Sheppard Ave.Paramedics managed to revive him but he later died in hospital.
Police think the shooter in that violent incident jumped into the passenger seat of a compact car and took off. In a nearby parking lot, an empty vehicle was found idling with its lights on. It's thought the victim ran from that vehicle and collapsed nearby.
Terrified residents in the area reportedly heard as many as ten shots fired.Meanwhile, two suspects have been named in the night’s first round of gunfire. A 21-year-old woman was shot once in the leg outside a building on St. Dennis Dr. near Don Mills Rd. and Eglinton Ave. East at about 7pm Monday.
Police are looking for Raian Naidoo, 22, who’s a former boyfriend of the victim, and 23-year-old Dwayne Wesley Donaldson. They’re considered armed and dangerous and anyone who sees them should not approach them."This area has had its fair share of shootings, and I think they should be worried any time they step out the door in this area," said a concerned Det. Ed Campbell.The victim in that shooting is expected to recover.The overnight violence now brings the number of murders so far this year to 15 – seven of those by gunfire.

Anyone with information in any of the shootings should call Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS.