Man dead after ‘targeted’ daylight shooting outside Toronto restaurant, police say

[kherg007]

what jumps out at me is how so many Terb members seem to know a lot about being a hitman :bolt:

You got a problem wit dat wise guy???

LOL jk...

 

[Darts]

Sid Ryan (former homicide detective) said on CP24 that it is fairly common for professional hitmen to leave the gun at the scene of the shooting.

 

[jcpro]

Sid Ryan (former homicide detective) said on CP24 that it is fairly common for professional hitmen to leave the gun at the scene of the shooting.

Yet, professionals like the Mossad never do. Maybe it's the case of seeing the Godfather once too many times?

 

[kugel2]

Sid Ryan (former homicide detective) said on CP24 that it is fairly common for professional hitmen to leave the gun at the scene of the shooting.

Ummmm, no. Sid Ryan was never a homicide detective. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sid_Ryan

 

[Darts]

Ummmm, no. Sid Ryan was never a homicide detective. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sid_Ryan

It's a damn good thing Sid Ryan was never a homicide detective. I'm getting my Irishmen mixed up.

Of course, I meant Steve Ryan. The good Ryan.
https://www.bellmedia.ca/the-lede/press/steve-ryan-joins-cp24-as-crime-specialist/

 

[nottyboi]

Sure, you can. A hair, a fingerprint on the gun or the casings. Things are happening fast and mistakes can occur. If the shooter is apprehended, unless he had the time to dispose the gloves the residue will finger him as the one firing the weapon. Might as well do it right.

You can bet the gun is loaded from a box of clean ammo by someone wearing nitrile gloves. The shooter is gloved at all times and takes the gun out of a plastic baggie after gloves are on. And the good thing about pros is they tend to only kill the target.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

Wow, this is excellent reporting by The Star

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...caine-debt-to-mexican-cartel-sources-say.html

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...-little-italy-patio-shooting-court-hears.html