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“I’ve heard of gun violence but I never heard of it this close,” he said. I put my ear buds in so it just looked like a guy who was walking down the street.” “I was on the line with the police and I maybe thought they should just know what this guy was going. He said the suspect went up Boston Avenue before he lost sight of him. The worker, who CTV News Toronto has also agreed not to identify, said he called police before stepping outside and following the suspect. He put his gun in his waistband, covered in his shirt and continued walking.” “He was walking casually, he wasn’t in any big hurry. “I was downstairs doing some work and I heard the four shots, and I came up the stairs and we looked out the window a noticed a guy with a gun in his hand,” explained the worker. It shows a dog making a sudden turn on the sidewalk before two people duck for cover by a vehicle.Ī separate angle from inside the store shows two workers staring out the window then moving to hide. (Toronto Police Service)Ī second video obtained by CTV News Toronto was captured by a nearby store’s security cameras. The Toronto Police Service release images of three suspects wanted in connection with the daytime shooting in the Leslieville area. The men should be considered armed and dangerous, police said. They’re hoping the public will help identify them. Officers reaffirmed that three men got into an altercation that night and that two of them fired a gun at one another. Toronto police have released images of three suspects wanted in connection with the shooting. Karolina Huebner-Makurat, known as Caroline by loved ones, is survived by her husband, Adrian Makurat, and daughters Claudia, 7, and Nella, 4. All I kept thinking about … is the kids, the husband, so it’s pretty sad.” “Knowing what just happened, I figured she’s shot in the back … I think I saw her take her last, because she wasn’t breathing and then the ambulance came.” “Right after they all split, I looked across the street, and see a few people looking down at a woman who was laying on the street, so I went over to see if I could help in some way, she was gasping for breath,” said the man who filmed the video. One of the men from the fight is seen casually walking away east on Queen Street East. That’s when I turn away,' he said.Īfter the shots are fired, there is an eerie silence.

“I hear four shots ring out and the one guy that was getting beat with the gun originally, which I didn’t know had a gun, I witnessed him with a gun in his hand and he was coming right at me. One person is seen in the footage hitting the other on the head with a firearm before gunfire erupts. The video shows a struggle between three men.

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Download our app to get local alerts on your device.One of the videos shared with CTV News Toronto is from the cellphone of a man who works in the area, whose identity is being protected due to safety concerns.

The victim is Caroline Huebner-Makurat, a mother of two daughters, ages seven and four. It happened Friday during the lunch hour on Queen Street East near Carlaw Avenue. Two videos obtained by CTV News Toronto show moments around the time of the shooting leading up to when a stray bullet killing a 44-year-old woman in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood.

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