This post will be updated as news comes in. This material is a little chaotic as I post everything that looks good either at the start OR the end. No real system at this point, as if it looks really important its at the top. There is a video feed of stuff at the bottom which is quite good so long as it goes on.
#BREAKING Witness to truck ramming into pedestrians tells local Toronto TV station that the driver looked wide-eyed, angry and Middle Eastern.
— Natasha Fatah (@NatashaFatah) April 23, 2018
“I have a gun in my pocket”
The #Toronto ramming suspect being taken into custody. pic.twitter.com/MpZlo4hcdm
— Breaking News (@NewsNerve) April 23, 2018
Perp is clearly trying to be martyred here.
The comments under this post has links to videos but so far, as of 2:28, none have any information except images of the intersection.
Here’s the suspect confronting police near Yonge and Finch.
He’s pointing something at the officer and claiming he has a gun in his pocket.
Camera turns away, but another vid shows him dropping the object and hitting the ground for the arrest#Toronto pic.twitter.com/Mto1SKh7Wn— Josh K. Elliott (@joshkelliott) April 23, 2018
Update: Multiple fatalities after van runs over people in Toronto; man taken into custody https://t.co/Hn605fB8Zj pic.twitter.com/kHd1DJKLSk
— BNO News (@BNONews) April 23, 2018
BNO News says FIVE DEAD
BREAKING: At least 5 dead after van runs over pedestrians in Toronto – local radio https://t.co/Hn605fB8Zj
— BNO News (@BNONews) April 23, 2018
“It was a nightmare.”
Witness describes scene where van hit crowd https://t.co/p9tqlIm2h9 pic.twitter.com/lyCnqnYzp7
— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 23, 2018
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
#UPDATE: Toronto Police confirm a van mounted the curb and hit a number of pedestrians. The driver fled the scene. Police later located the vehicle at Yonge and Sheppard. Driver is in custody, alive, and no motive at this point @Citynews
— Amanda Ferguson (@CityNewsAmanda) April 23, 2018
Did the guy drop a gun after pointing it an officer who stopped him?
Video from Yonge and Finch at Toronto pic.twitter.com/YvS8GcJ8pg
— Vince (@vce7) April 23, 2018
Multiple people struck. #BreakingNews pic.twitter.com/rLdoEgPTvR
— Alfredo Colangelo (@CityAlfredo) April 23, 2018
#BreakingNews Multiple people struck. Truck on sidewalk, south on Yonge st. pic.twitter.com/KBscmNVu0h
— Alfredo Colangelo (@CityAlfredo) April 23, 2018
PICTURE: Toronto suspect reportedly pointed a gun at a police officer: pic.twitter.com/mGmph7wInL
— BNL NEWS (@BreakingNLive) April 23, 2018
Moments ago people began yelling on Yonge St and directing officers to an underground garage. They just arrested another man who has damage to his car. Unclear circumstances at this point. pic.twitter.com/8zfrwr359Y
— Jeremy Cohn (@JeremyGlobalTV) April 23, 2018
For now:
Van strikes numerous pedestrians in Toronto: police
Police say a white van has struck numerous pedestrians in Toronto.
The incident happened at the busy intersection of Yonge Street and Finch Avenue, according to the Toronto Police Service. Initial estimates suggest eight to 10 people were struck.
The extent on injuries is unknown and ambulances are on the scene.
Photos posted online show multiple individuals on the ground.
It may well be the first day of jihad season now in Canada.
TORONTO ATTACK:
As many as 10 have been struck by a white van on Yonge St. in Toronto Canada. pic.twitter.com/zSaUnzSP0f
— JW Watch (@JW_Watch) April 23, 2018
Witness Alex Shaker, who was driving southbound at the time, says the van was travelling at high speed on the sidewalk.
“He started going down on the sidewalk and crumbling down people one by one,” Shaker told CTV News Channel on Monday afternoon.
Shaker said he saw the vehicle strike someone with a stroller.
“He just destroyed so many people’s lives,” he said. “Every single thing that got in his way.”
The extent of injuries is unknown and ambulances are on the scene.
Photos posted online show multiple individuals on the ground.
The van suspected in the collision was found on Poyntz Avenue off of Yonge, just south of Sheppard Avenue West. The van is marked as belonging to the rental company Ryder.
Toronto paramedics are advising people to stay out of the area of Yonge Street near Finch and Sheppard Avenue.
They stopped him at Yonge and Sheppard pic.twitter.com/M4jyZlJdmi
— Soph Fly Productions (@SophFlyPro) April 23, 2018
RAW video of people desperately trying to save victims of this attack. And whether or not it was jihad, it WAS an attack.



















