Woman charged after she allegedly took shotgun from trunk, wounded 2 in Toronto

A 21-year-old Toronto lady is going through 10 expenses after she allegedly eliminated a shotgun from the trunk of her car and shot at a pedestrian and passing bicycle owner downtown, wounding each of them early Friday. A male bicycle owner, 69, and a feminine pedestrian, 21, suffered non-life-threatening accidents in the taking pictures, police stated in a information launch on Tuesday. Officers had been known as to the realm of Shuter Avenue and George Avenue, close to Jarvis Avenue, at about 1 a.m. on Friday. Police stated an argument had allegedly occurred between the girl and the pedestrian. “The motive force exited her car, went to the trunk, and eliminated a shotgun,” police stated. Officers seized medication, money, paraphernalia The lady then allegedly pointed the shotgun on the pedestrian and started to shoot. The shotgun was then put again into the trunk and the girl sped off. The lady was arrested on Saturday and was as a result of seem in a Toronto courtroom on Sunday. Officers from police’s 51 division, main crime unit, recognized the girl who was driving the car and carried out search warrants. Officers seized some medication, a big sum of cash and drug paraphernalia. The lady has been charged with: tried murder. pointing a firearm. assault with a weapon. aggravated assault. discharge firearm with intent to wound and endanger life. possession of an unauthorized firearm. unauthorized possession of a firearm. unauthorized possession of a firearm in motorized vehicle. possession for the aim of drug trafficking. and possession of the proceeds of crime.  https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-shotgun-shooting-pedestrian-cyclist-1.4731918?cmp=rss