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Images of youth suspected in GTA synagogue shootings released
- York Regional Police and TPS released photos on Friday of a male youth suspect in two synagogue shootings across the GTA, seeking public assistance in identifying him.
- Investigators determined the same individual is responsible for shootings at the Beth Avraham Yoseph in Vaughan and the Shaarei Shomayim in Toronto, which occurred hours apart in March with no injuries reported.
- The suspect is described as a male youth standing approximately six feet to six-feet-two with a thin build and black curly hair, driving an older black four-door Honda Civic.
- Authorities obtained a court order to publish the suspect's image, and anyone with information is asked to contact York Regional Police or TPS immediately.
- The shootings drew widespread condemnation, prompting police to step up patrols around Jewish neighborhoods and places of worship in response to the incidents that occurred in March.
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Police Request Public’s Help to Identify Suspect in 2 Toronto-Area Synagogue Shootings
Police in Toronto and the nearby York Region are asking for the public’s help to identify a male suspect wanted in connection with two spring synagogue shootings. The shootings occurred within hours of each other in March, first in Vaughan, Ont., and then in Toronto. Investigators have published photos of a male and the vehicle they suspect was used in both incidents. The suspect is described as a black male between 6 feet and 6 feet, 2 inches, …
·New York, United States
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Police seek public aid to identify suspect who shot at two Toronto area synagogues
York Regional Police announced on Wednesday that they were seeking the public's assistance in identifying the assailant, described as a thin, over-6-foot-tall black male youth with curly hair.
·Jerusalem, Israel
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