2nd Teen Charged in Toronto-Area Synagogue Shootings
A second teenager has been arrested and faces multiple charges in connection with shootings at two synagogues in the Greater Toronto Area in March. A male teenager aged 17 from Waterloo has been charged with six counts related to his alleged involvement with shootings that took place on March 6 and 7, police said in a May 29 news release. On Friday, March 6, police responded to a shooting at the Beth Avraham Yoseph synagogue at the intersection of Clark Avenue West and York Hill Boulevard in Vaughan, finding the doors damaged by gunfire when they arrived. The occupants there at the time of the shooting were not injured.
2nd Teen Charged in Toronto-Area Synagogue Shootings A 17-year-old from Waterloo has been arrested and charged with six counts related to shootings at two synagogues in the Greater Toronto Area on March 6 and 7. Police responded to a shooting at the Beth Avraham Yoseph synagogue on March 6, where doors were damaged by gunfire. No occupants were injured during the incident.
- A second teenager, 17, from Waterloo has been arrested.
- The teenager faces six charges related to shootings at two synagogues.
- The shootings occurred on March 6 and 7 in the Greater Toronto Area.
- On March 6, police responded to a shooting at the Beth Avraham Yoseph synagogue in Vaughan.
- The synagogue doors were damaged by gunfire, but no occupants were injured.
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