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Scarborough shooting: Two men die, one woman wounded in birthday party

| | Jul 25, 2017, at 06:08 am
Toronto, July 24 (IBNS): Two men died while a woman sustained serious injury in a shooting which took place at a birthday party in Scarborough in Toronto on Sunday, media reports said.

The shooting took place at a house on Gennela Square, near Morningside and Sheppard avenues, on Sunday.

Two men, Rinaldo Cole (33) and Dwayne Campbell (30), were shot at the backyard of the house. They died immediately.

The woman, who received  injury, was taken to a hospital. She was the host of the party.

Toronto Police Det. Rob North said there were around 200 people at the party but no one else was injured.

However, no name of the suspect was taken by the police.

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