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What Toronto Police Know About Suspect in Bridle Path Home Invasion

Police say 119 home invasions have been reported in Toronto this year as investigators seek a suspect believed wounded during the attack.

  • On Saturday, Toronto Police Service identified Daijohn Richards, 23, as one of three suspects in Thursday's home invasion at the $2.1 million Bridle Path residence of MAC Group CEO David Morton.
  • Three masked intruders armed with handguns and a hammer forced entry through the rear of the Hyde Park Circle home around 3:45 a.m. Thursday, confronting Morton, his wife Doriana Zohil-Morton, and their two adult daughters.
  • Investigators believe Richards was accidentally shot by an accomplice during the attack, then sought treatment at St Joseph's Health Centre where police interacted with him but could not immediately form reasonable grounds for arrest.
  • Inspector Kristy Smith of the Toronto Police Hold-Up Squad confirmed a Canada-wide warrant for Richards on Saturday and urged him to "get a lawyer, contact a lawyer, and turn yourself in." Some victims have been released from hospital.
  • This incident marks the 119th reported home invasion in Toronto this year, a 32.2 per cent increase over 2025, as authorities continue searching for two remaining unidentified suspects.
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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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