Toronto home invasion suspect walked free from hospital, police say
Toronto home invasion suspect walked free from hospital, police say
Toronto home invasion suspect walked free from hospital, police say
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- A man now wanted over a violent Toronto home invasion was treated for a gunshot wound at a hospital and allowed to leave before police had enough evidence to arrest him, Toronto police have said.
- Daijohn Richards, 23, is accused of being one of three masked men who broke into the home of businessman David Morton on October 29, shooting Morton and his daughters and attacking his wife with a hammer.
- Police believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack.
- A man now wanted over a violent Toronto home invasion was treated for a gunshot wound at a hospital and allowed to leave before police had enough evidence to arrest him, Toronto police have said.
- Daijohn Richards, 23, is accused of being one of three masked men who broke into the home of businessman David Morton on October 29, shooting Morton and his daughters and attacking his wife with a hammer.
- Police believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack.
- A man now wanted over a violent Toronto home invasion was treated for a gunshot wound at a hospital and allowed to leave before police had enough evidence to arrest him, Toronto police have said.
- Daijohn Richards, 23, is accused of being one of three masked men who broke into the home of businessman David Morton on October 29, shooting Morton and his daughters and attacking his wife with a hammer.
- Police believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack.
A man now wanted over a violent Toronto home invasion was treated for a gunshot wound at a hospital and allowed to leave before police had enough evidence to arrest him, Toronto police have said. Daijohn Richards, 23, is accused of being one of three masked men who broke into the home of businessman David Morton on October 29, shooting Morton and his daughters and attacking his wife with a hammer. Police believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack. Officers spoke to him at hospital, but he was discharged later that morning; investigators only connected him to the attack that evening. A Canada-wide warrant has since been issued for his arrest.
A man now wanted over a violent Toronto home invasion was treated for a gunshot wound at a hospital and allowed to leave before police had enough evidence to arrest him, Toronto police have said. Daijohn Richards, 23, is accused of being one of three masked men who broke into the home of businessman David Morton on October 29, shooting Morton and his daughters and attacking his wife with a hammer. Police believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack. Officers spoke to him at hospital, but he was discharged later that morning; investigators only connected him to the attack that evening. A Canada-wide warrant has since been issued for his arrest.
A man now wanted over a violent Toronto home invasion was treated for a gunshot wound at a hospital and allowed to leave before police had enough evidence to arrest him, Toronto police have said. Daijohn Richards, 23, is accused of being one of three masked men who broke into the home of businessman David Morton on October 29, shooting Morton and his daughters and attacking his wife with a hammer. Police believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack. Officers spoke to him at hospital, but he was discharged later that morning; investigators only connected him to the attack that evening. A Canada-wide warrant has since been issued for his arrest.
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