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Doug Ford praises Vaughan resident who opened fire on intruder
Premier Doug Ford praised the Vaughan homeowner who shot intruders, highlighting calls for bail reform and criticizing federal firearms regulations and judicial protections for criminals.
- On Tuesday, York Regional Police released doorbell-camera footage showing three men breaking into a Vaughan home, and the occupant, a legal gun owner, fired shots at the suspects.
- Premier Doug Ford defended the homeowner, saying the Vaughan resident who fired shots at three men urged other legal gun owners to act similarly if threatened, speaking Wednesday.
- The premier attacked judges and enforcement priorities, arguing resources target law-abiding gun owners rather than repeat offenders released on bail and saying criminals should "rot" in jail.
- No charges have been laid against the homeowner, and one suspect remains in custody after being taken to a Toronto-area hospital with a gunshot wound.
- Ford linked the incident to broader policy, criticizing the federal government’s firearms regulation and reiterating his call for stronger bail reforms on Wednesday.
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