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Man dead after ‘targeted’ daylight shooting outside Toronto restaurant, police say

Charlemagne

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People on this board ike Darts and the rest of the White Nationalists haven't posted and commented about this story because the shooter's description is not that of a black male.



August 16, 2019 4:41 pm EST

Updated: August 16, 2019 11:24 pm EST

Man dead after ‘targeted’ daylight shooting outside Toronto restaurant, police say

By Nick Westoll

Toronto police say a 64-year-old man has died after a shooting in the city’s west end Friday afternoon.

Police said emergency crews were called to the front of Domani Restaurant and Wine Bar in the Roncesvalles Avenue and Grenadier Road area, south of Dundas Street West, just after 4 p.m. after receiving reports shots were fired.

Officers found the injured man afterward, police said. Officers said the victim, who was identified as Richmond Hill resident Paolo Caputo, died at the scene.

“From what we know of the scene thus far, it seems to be a targeted shooting — specifically for the gentleman who is now deceased,” Homicide Squad Det. Sgt. Andy Singh told reporters Friday evening.

Singh said they’re looking for a male suspect who is approximately five-foot-11. He was described as having a skinny build.

The shooter was reported to be getting into the passenger’s side of an older, white Mercedes Benz. The vehicle was last seen going westbound on Constance Street. Singh said it’s believed the vehicle was in the area for an extended period of time before the shooting.

Kumar Kandasamy, who identified himself as an employee of Domani Restaurant, said he was called by a friend and told his boss had died.

“It’s very, very upsetting. [Caputo] was a very, very nice guy,” he told reporters.

The Domani Restaurant website lists the owner as Paul Caputo and described him as a longtime restaurateur.

“Paul integrates his love and knowledge of wine into the wine selection, creating a perfect balance with every meal,” the website said.

“Paul has proven that his passion for the industry and his determination to bring fine Italian service to every table is evident on every visit to the restaurant.

The TTC suspended 504 King streetcar services on Roncesvalles Avenue between Queen Street West and Dundas West subway station as officers gathered evidence.

Meanwhile, anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to call police at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477.

https://globalnews.ca/news/5776563/roncesvalles-grenadier-shooting-toronto/
 

kherg007

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I think it was Christopher Moltesanti on the hit....
 

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Even the tightest gun laws in the world won't stop this kind of thing.
 

jcpro

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Professional hit, the shooter even dropped the weapon.
 

jcpro

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Just like on the Sopranos.
Never understood the Italian killers. Why leave evidence behind? You can always drop the gun down the lake or river. Or the reluctance to use a revolver- no brass for the cops to track down, no possibility of any DNA evidence and as deadly as any automatic, does not jam and actually more accurate.
 

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Never understood the Italian killers. Why leave evidence behind? You can always drop the gun down the lake or river. Or the reluctance to use a revolver- no brass for the cops to track down, no possibility of any DNA evidence and as deadly as any automatic, does not jam and actually more accurate.
The point of dropping the gun is that you cannot be linked to the crime.
The gun is untraceable to begin with. Every second you carry that gun increases the risk of being linked to the murder.
Any time between the murder and the disposal of the gun is a window that you might get apprehended.
Professional murder is like any other business, success is predicated on minimizing risk.
 

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Never understood the Italian killers. Why leave evidence behind? You can always drop the gun down the lake or river. Or the reluctance to use a revolver- no brass for the cops to track down, no possibility of any DNA evidence and as deadly as any automatic, does not jam and actually more accurate.
Professional mobsters do not use traceable guns.
 

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Never understood the Italian killers. Why leave evidence behind? You can always drop the gun down the lake or river. Or the reluctance to use a revolver- no brass for the cops to track down, no possibility of any DNA evidence and as deadly as any automatic, does not jam and actually more accurate.

Another thing. The mafia rarely uses Italian hitmen.
 

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The point of dropping the gun is that you cannot be linked to the crime.
The gun is untraceable to begin with. Every second you carry that gun increases the risk of being linked to the murder.
Any time between the murder and the disposal of the gun is a window that you might get apprehended.
Professional murder is like any other business, success is predicated on minimizing risk.
Sure, you can. A hair, a fingerprint on the gun or the casings. Things are happening fast and mistakes can occur. If the shooter is apprehended, unless he had the time to dispose the gloves the residue will finger him as the one firing the weapon. Might as well do it right.
 

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Sure, you can. A hair, a fingerprint on the gun or the casings. Things are happening fast and mistakes can occur. If the shooter is apprehended, unless he had the time to dispose the gloves the residue will finger him as the one firing the weapon. Might as well do it right.
Fat chance of that happening. You ever met one of these guys. Ice cold man. You will see your breath if you're within 10 feet of the guy.
Residue doesn't finger him as firing the weapon, maybe a weapon, but not the weapon.
Anyway, ANYTHING is better than risk getting caught with the weapon.
 

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Caputo's brother is involved with the Wolfpack Alliance guy's who are trying to take over Ontario. Martino is in jail for his role in John Raposo's death.
 

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The mafia rarely uses Italian hitmen.
But, you run the risk of hiring an incompetent who shoots 6 innocent bystanders while the intended target limps away with a flesh wound.

Wasn't that what happened in Vaughan 6 years ago?
 

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But, you run the risk of hiring an incompetent who shoots 6 innocent bystanders while the intended target limps away with a flesh wound.

Wasn't that what happened in Vaughan 6 years ago?
Darts (just like writers in the Toronto Sun) thinks that non white shooters are not as good as whites.
 

jcpro

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Fat chance of that happening. You ever met one of these guys. Ice cold man. You will see your breath if you're within 10 feet of the guy.
Residue doesn't finger him as firing the weapon, maybe a weapon, but not the weapon.
Anyway, ANYTHING is better than risk getting caught with the weapon.
Perhaps. When I was in the military, when I was a kid, one of the lessons was not to leave anything behind, be neat, deliberate and professional. "We're not in the business of giving out freebies"- as the sergeant put it. The point is that an assassination is just a fancy name for an ambush. You recon your target, you scout the escape routes, hit the target fast and hard and run like hell before anyone even realize you were there. Leaving shit behind is just... sloppy and unnecessary. Especially these days, with the security cameras everywhere and powerful enough to distinguish small objects like hand guns. Maybe that's why they tend to nail most of the shooters.
 

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ROFL, a professional killer that has knowledge of what he is doing never leaves his gun behind.

The rule is simple,

Two to the head,

Scan for potential threats, have the gun ready in case of a hero.

Once at safe, then destroy the gun.

Any witnesses that know he or she still has the gun, will be less likely to give a statement to police.
 

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Fat chance of that happening. You ever met one of these guys. Ice cold man. You will see your breath if you're within 10 feet of the guy.
Residue doesn't finger him as firing the weapon, maybe a weapon, but not the weapon.
Anyway, ANYTHING is better than risk getting caught with the weapon.
It is hard to explain away a fresh powder burn from the bullet, so the these assassins often have on long sleeve and even turtle neck clothing to cover up any exposed skin which could be incriminating.
 

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Perhaps. When I was in the military, when I was a kid, one of the lessons was not to leave anything behind, be neat, deliberate and professional. "We're not in the business of giving out freebies"- as the sergeant put it. The point is that an assassination is just a fancy name for an ambush. You recon your target, you scout the escape routes, hit the target fast and hard and run like hell before anyone even realize you were there. Leaving shit behind is just... sloppy and unnecessary. Especially these days, with the security cameras everywhere and powerful enough to distinguish small objects like hand guns. Maybe that's why they tend to nail most of the shooters.
I think in your situation, evading law enforcement would not be an issue.
What would be your guess the as to why?
 
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what jumps out at me is how so many Terb members seem to know a lot about being a hitman :bolt:
 
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