3 killed in shooting at a Toronto Airbnb

Published February 2, 2020
Three people were killed and two others wounded in a shooting in an apartment rented on Airbnb in Toronto, police said on Saturday. — AP/File
Three people were killed and two others wounded in a shooting in an apartment rented on Airbnb in Toronto, police said on Saturday. — AP/File

Three people were killed and two others wounded in a shooting in an apartment rented on Airbnb in Toronto, police said on Saturday.

Three people were shot dead late on Friday and a fourth injured, police in Canada's biggest city said in a tweet.

A fifth person was stabbed but the victim's life was not in danger, police said.

Police by Saturday still had not given any information on the victims' identities or a possible motive, only saying that the violence happened in an Airbnb online rental downtown.

A spokesperson has said the dead were young men aged 22, 20 and 19.

On October 31, a gunman opened fire at a house party in Orinda, California that was an Airbnb rental. Four men and a woman were killed.

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