Suspect Identified in Toronto Home Invasion Where Family Was Shot, Attacked With Hammer
Police say the suspect, who was also shot, wasn't arrested at the hospital because they lacked sufficient evidence at the time.
Toronto police have identified Daijohn Richards, 23, as one of three suspects in a violent home invasion in the Bridle Path neighbourhood. Richards sustained a gunshot wound and was later approached by police at a hospital, but was not arrested due to insufficient evidence at the time. The Oct. 29 home invasion left homeowner David Morton and his two daughters with gunshot wounds, and his wife was attacked with a hammer.
- Daijohn Richards, 23, identified as a suspect in a Toronto home invasion.
- Richards was accidentally shot by another suspect and later approached by police at a hospital.
- Police lacked sufficient evidence to arrest Richards at the hospital.
- The home invasion occurred on Oct. 29 in the Bridle Path neighbourhood.
- Homeowner David Morton and his two daughters sustained gunshot wounds.
- Morton’s wife was attacked with a hammer.
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