Elijah-Lovkoff via Getty Images Toronto, Ontario, Canada-9 June, 2019: Police safeguarding downtown location during the demonstrations in front of the City HallTORONTO — Police said they didn’t believe there were any outstanding suspects following a shooting that left three dead and injured two others at a party at a Toronto Airbnb rental on Friday night. Henri Marsman refused to say Saturday morning whether the suspected shooter was among the dead or wounded. He said two of the shooting victims died at the scene after shots rang out on the 32nd floor, while a third was pronounced dead in hospital. He said investigators are working to figure out what led up to the shooting and why everyone was there. The company also said it was banning “large parties and events” in Airbnb listings in multi-family residences such as apartments and condos.

Source: Huffington Post February 01, 2020 19:30 UTC