Brampton Man Charged in Jewish Restaurant Shooting

0:00Toronto police nabbed a 30-year-old man from Brampton after he allegedly shot up a Jewish own restaurant in North York. Muhammad Ali faces four serious gun charges, including discharging a restrictive fire arm and unauthorized possession. This went down just before 1.30 a.m. on a recent Friday at the old Avenue spot on Avenue Road, south of Wilson Avenue. Cops were already patrolling the area heavy because of Passover, with both visible and undercover teams. They caught the shooter on foot, firing multiple rounds into the front before he jumped into a dark SUV and peeled out. Security cams and quick officer response got them the vehicle details and plate, leading straight to his arrest during a Brampton search. No one got hurt, but the chief says it shakes the whole Jewish community's sense of safety. This hardworking owner spot got hit before too, last month at her other location near Dufferin and Steele's. Cops are rattled, especially with recent attacks on synagogues and businesses. The probe is still rolling with the gun and gang task force plus a new counterterrorism

1:02unit, digging for hate motives or links to other incidents. They're teaming up with provincial police and RCMP to check networks and online trails. Chief demcuse sending a strong signal, we got eyes everywhere, and we'll hold anyone targeting communities accountable. Proactive policing like this is keeping the city safer, standing shoulder to shoulder with those feeling the fear. Stay informed with Canada News today, AI-powered updates.