Resident Charged After Firing Gun During Alleged Car Theft Attempt
Toronto police have charged a resident after they allegedly fired a weapon during an attempted car theft from a home's driveway in the city's east end. No injuries were reported, but a nearby residence sustained damage.
In Toronto's east end, police responded early Wednesday morning to reports of an attempted car theft. During the incident, a resident of the Scarborough home reportedly fired a gun. Authorities have since charged the 37-year-old resident with recklessly discharging a firearm. While no individuals were harmed, gunfire did cause damage to a neighbouring house. The suspects involved in the alleged theft managed to flee the scene before police arrived.
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