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Family of real estate CEO wounded in violent Toronto home invasion, officials say; 3 suspects at large
CBS News • • general
Key Points:
- Three masked armed men broke into the Toronto mansion of real estate CEO David Morton around 3:40 a.m., attacking and injuring him, his wife, and two adult daughters.
- The suspects forced entry through a back door, wielding guns and a hammer, and demanded valuables; it is unclear if they escaped with any items.
- David Morton, his two daughters, and wife sustained gunshot wounds and hammer attacks, with Morton and his daughters still hospitalized.
- The suspects, believed to be in their 20s and dressed in dark clothing, fled the scene in an SUV; police are actively searching for them.
- Toronto has seen a 32.2% increase in home invasions in 2026, with 119 incidents reported so far this year.
