Cop shoots suspect dead after ‘interaction’ in North York: Toronto Police

Cops responded to reports of person in damaged vehicle driving erratically in Wilson and King High Aves. area
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- Cop shoots suspect dead after 'interaction' in North York: Toronto Police
- One person was fatally shot by a Toronto Police officer Saturday afternoon following an "interaction" with the individual. Read more.
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