They believe the suspect chose his victims at random and was likely planning more attacks
Toronto police say they have arrested a man who they believe was choosing his victims at random, including two people gunned down in daylight on the city’s streets last week.
Chief Ramer said there is no threat to Toronto residents now. But he said people must be aware that violence can erupt at random in big cities. The Indian consulate in Toronto told The Globe and Mail that Mr. Vasudev’s family have been granted visas should they choose to come to Canada to repatriate the body.
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