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Death of 19-year-old man at Scarborough Town Centre deemed homicide: police

Daniel Amalathas is Toronto's 27th homicide victim in 2025; police have no suspect information and seek public assistance for this isolated shooting incident.

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The death of a man at Scarborough Town Centre earlier this week has been a homicide, Toronto police say. The victim has been identified as 19-year-old Daniel Amalathas.

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Man, 19, found dead in Scarborough Town Centre was victim of homicide, police say

A 19-year-old man found dead in the Scarborough Town Centre on Thursday was the victim of a homicide, Toronto police say.

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Victim, 19, identified in fatal Scarborough Town Centre shooting

Daniel Amalathas was found on the floor in a mall bathroom suffering from gunshot wounds, he was pronounced dead on scene, police say.

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Death of 19-year-old man at Scarborough Town Centre deemed homicide: police

The death of a man at Scarborough Town Centre earlier this week has been a homicide, Toronto police say. The victim has been identified as 19-year-old Daniel Amalathas.

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Man, 19, found dead in Scarborough Town Centre washroom murdered

When a man was found dead from a suspected gunshot wound in a Scarborough Town Centre washroom, cops didn't know if he had been murdered.

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19-year-old found dead with gunshot wound inside washroom at Scarborough Town Centre

Police have identified the man who was found dead from a gunshot wound inside the family washroom at Scarborough Town Centre on Thursday afternoon.

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City News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Saturday, August 23, 2025.
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