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Masked intruders who attacked Canadian family are 'armed and dangerous'
New York Post • • world
Key Points:
- Three masked robbers attacked Canadian real estate CEO David Morton, 75, and his family in their Toronto mansion, shooting Morton and his daughters and assaulting his wife with a hammer during a home invasion around 3:40 a.m.
- The suspects, described as three men in their 20s wearing dark clothing and face masks, forced entry, demanded valuables, and fired multiple firearms after a confrontation with the family; two victims sustained life-altering injuries and remain hospitalized.
- Police have launched an investigation, labeling the suspects as "armed and dangerous," and are seeking public assistance with any information or footage related to the incident.
- The attack occurred in the affluent Bridle Path neighborhood, a luxury area with high-value homes, and the intruders fled in an SUV; Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow condemned the violence and urged community cooperation.
- The Morton family runs the MAC Group, a family-owned real estate and corporate housing business, with David Morton as CEO, his wife as president, and their daughters involved in the family business and law firm.
