Late Friday night, a terrifying shooting occurred at the Piper Arms pub in Toronto, where three masked men armed with handguns and an assault rifle indiscriminately opened fire on patrons. The attack injured 12 people, with six requiring hospital treatment for gunshot wounds. Superintendent Paul MacIntyre highlighted the chaotic scene as patrons ducked for cover amid shattered glass and blood on the floor. Miraculously, no lives were lost, but the suspects remain at large, leaving the public concerned about safety and the motive behind this violent act.
It was a typical night at a neighborhood pub, and then at around 10:40 p.m., three men burst into the pub and just looked at the crowd and opened fire.
Superintendent MacIntyre reviewed surveillance video and noted that patrons began ducking for cover or falling to the floor because they had been struck.
By the grace of God, there were no fatalities, but 12 individuals were injured, with six hospitalised from gunshot wounds.
The shooting left behind an eerie crime scene, with food abandoned at tables and shattered glass walls.
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