Vaughan shooting

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween said 73-year-old Francesco Villi died after an interaction with an officer on the third floor of the building.

But I can’t report or confirm any of that information yet because we’re still interviewing people and conducting search warrants.” We have to look at every aspect of it,” he said. He alleged the board members “committed acts of crime and criminality from 2010 onwards.” “Everybody are working to destroy me,” he said during the 16-minute video, glasses perched on his nose. But rest assured, detectives in the homicide bureau are working diligently to find the answers in this horrible incident.” “And one of them will be what is his relationship to the victims, what is his relationship to the board. “My information is that Mr. A reporter asked MacSween about the issues between Villi and the condo board members and whether that is a big part of the investigation. They were killed in three separate units on different floors, MacSween said. “Well, it will be part of the investigation, but it isn’t the only part of the investigation. The video Villi posted Sunday shows him calling a member of the condo board a “monster” and alleging building owners, condo board members, lawyers and judges are conspiring against him. MacSween noted that three of the victims were members of the condo board.

The killings came just one week after a seemingly similar episode of violence in Rome where a man opened fire at a condo board meeting, killing three ...

“Nor would I recommend that any condominium lawyer who chairs the meeting or has sent letters to unit-holders … “Before, it just was big mouths or people letting off steam that I could handle,” Fine said. Jonathan Fine, a lawyer with Lash Condo Law in Toronto, has been working in the field for more than 40 years. “With condominium corporations there’s that shared community aspect that you don’t have in individual homes.” “After learning about this tragedy today, I do think it’s going to impact directors and the condominium communities. Earlier this year, a court dismissed that claim as “frivolous” or “vexatious.”

A man who shot and killed his neighbours in a Canada apartment complex was embroiled in a legal dispute with the building's board.

The five victims, he said, were killed in three separate apartments. Another person, a 66-year-old woman, was injured and taken to hospital. The lawsuit was called "frivolous" and "vexatious" by a judge in July 2022 and dismissed.

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween says three of the five people fatally gunned down at a Vaughan condo building Sunday night were members of the condo ...

“All of Ontario is thinking of the victims of this senseless violence and the family and friends grieving their loss. To the person who was injured: I’m wishing you a fast and full recovery,” Trudeau wrote. He said he’s lived at the building for four years and “nothing” like this has happened before. “We saw police cruisers coming in and a bunch of ambulances so we knew it was something serious,” said the woman, who identified herself as Kat. He said he also spoke with Chief MacSween to express his support for the officers. Residents of the building who had been evacuated are now able to return to their homes. Nobody was really saying anything but as soon as SWAT came, we knew that there was an active shooter in the building. MacSween said officers were called to the building at 9325 Jane St., just north of Rutherford Road, for an active shooter incident at 7:20 p.m. “Three victims were members of the condominium board. Di Nino is listed on publicly available documents as a member of the condo board. He said three of the victims who died were men and two were women. “Until that's complete, we can't rule anything out,” MacSween said.

York police have identified the five victims killed Sunday in a mass shooting at a Vaughan, Ont. condo building that ended with the suspected gunman being ...

"We have been dealing with this on the board for four years. "And she was happy to share that." "I was the likely target, not my wife," Di Nino said. but to go to this extreme to resolve an issue is just unfathomable." He said all the victims who died were his friends. He remembers scrambling over to help her after Villi allegedly shot her with a bullet he believes was meant for him. "He is always trying to make peace." Earlier this month she organized a Christmas party for the residents of the condominium. Fellow condo board member Tony Cutrone said Camilleri was sweet, funny and had a smile for everyone. The board had a court hearing scheduled on Monday, but the case was stayed following his death. "It's really important for not only us as an organization, but for the community to wrap their arms around these families and help them through this very difficult time." Three were members of the building's condo board, police say.

The husband of the lone survivor of a mass shooting at a Vaughan condo building on Sunday has spoken out about the incident, saying he believes the gunman ...

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