3 suspects at large after violent Toronto home invasion wounded real estate CEO’s family, officials say
Attack inside Toronto mansion
Authorities said three armed men entered a mansion in Toronto, Canada, early Thursday. The home belonged to David Morton, CEO of the MAC Group. Police said the intruders went to the second floor, where they encountered Morton, his wife, Doriana, and their daughters Maggie and Cristina. The daughters are 28 and 26, while David Morton is 75 and Doriana Morton is 64.
Three family members hospitalized
Police said David Morton and his daughters tried to resist the intruders before shots were fired. Morton said Friday that all three remained in hospital with gunshot wounds, but gave no details about their conditions.
Morton described the incident as a terrifying, life-threatening experience inside the family’s home. Former Bridle Path resident Cecil Hawkins said the shooting seemed “mind-boggling,” noting that homes in the area have good security.
Earlier incident in neighborhood
Authorities are searching for the three men who entered the Morton family’s home. The article did not provide further details about the suspects.
Key points
- Three armed men are being sought after a Thursday home invasion in Toronto.
- David Morton and his daughters were hospitalized with gunshot wounds Friday.
- The family’s home is in Bridle Path, where Drake’s mansion was targeted in May 2024.