Police Seek Youth in Synagogue Shootings

0:00It's May 1st. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News Today, powered by AI. Police in Toronto and York Region just released photos of a young suspect tied to two synagogue shootings back in March. They're asking the public to help identify him after getting a court order, since he's believed to be a youth. The images go out of circulation on Monday. The first incident hit the Beth Averham Yosuf Synagogue in Vaughan, Ontario, earlier on March 7th evening. Hours later, just after midnight, gunfire damaged the doors of the Shari Shomeim Synagogue in Toronto. Both places had bullet holes, but no one got hurt. These attacks came right after another synagogue in North Toronto, took gunfire less than a week before. Folks from all sides condemned the violence loud and clear. In response, police ramped up patrols around Jewish neighborhoods and houses of worship to keep things safe. Right now, they're counting on tips from anyone who recognizes the kid in those photos to wrap this up quick. Stay vigilant out there.