Family releases statement following violent Bridle Path home invasion
Police say the suspects are armed and dangerous as three family members recover in hospital after the early-morning attack.
- On Thursday, three masked intruders forced their way into the Bridle Path home of MAC Group CEO David Morton, shooting him and his two adult daughters while attacking other family members with a hammer.
- Toronto police launched an urgent manhunt for three suspects estimated to be about 20 years old, who fled the scene in a dark-coloured SUV and are considered "armed and dangerous."
- A violent "altercation" began when the masked men demanded personal valuables, Toronto police said, with two family members sustaining "life-altering injuries" during the struggle.
- David Morton described the "terrifying and life-threatening experience" in an emailed statement 36 hours later, expressing deep concern about increasing violence linked to home invasions in Toronto.
- Investigators are analyzing surveillance footage from the home, though Toronto Police Inspector Kristy Smith stated there is "no information at this point to suspect that this particular home" was specifically targeted.
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Victim of violent Bridle Path home invasion speaks out, says family is 'traumatized'
The head of a Toronto real estate group says his family is traumatized and recovering after they were attacked in a violent home invasion in the Bridle Path neighbourhood Thursday morning.
‘Life-threatening experience’: Family releases statement following violent Bridle Path home invasion
The CEO of a Toronto real estate services company has released a statement after he, his wife, and his daughters were injured in a violent home invasion at a residence in the city’s Bridle Path neighbourhood early Thursday morning.
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Victim of Toronto home invasion says family is traumatized, as police seek suspects
TORONTO - The head of a corporate real estate firm whose family was attacked in a violent home invasion in Toronto's affluent Bridle Path neighbourhood says they are traumatized by
Victim of Toronto home invasion says family is traumatized, as police seek suspects – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — The head of a corporate real estate firm whose family was attacked in a violent home invasion in Toronto’s affluent Bridle Path neighbourhood says they are traumatized by the experience and focused on recovery as police seek three suspects in the case. David Morton, the CEO of MAC Group, says in a statement that three members of his family are recovering in hospital after being shot during the home invasion early yesterday. He says all…
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