Three masked suspects forced their way into a luxury home in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighborhood and confronted the family inside before gunfire erupted, according to CityNews Toronto. Police said four people were hospitalized, including two with life‑altering injuries.
What police say happened
CityNews Toronto reported that the suspects entered through a rear entrance while the family was home, were armed with handguns, and demanded valuables. A struggle followed and multiple shots were fired. Toronto Police said two victims sustained life‑altering injuries and two others suffered non‑life‑threatening injuries. All four were taken to hospital.
Toronto Police Inspector Kristy Smith said the suspects fled in an SUV following the confrontation.
Timing and location
The Gateway Pundit’s summary of local reports said the break‑in occurred around 3:43 a.m. on Oct. 29 at a residence on Hyde Park Circle in the Bridle Path area.
Who the victims are, according to media reports
The Gateway Pundit, citing other media, identified the family as businessman David Morton, his wife Doriana Zohil (also referred to as Doriana Zohil‑Morton), and their adult daughters Maggie and Cristina Zohil‑Morton. UOL reported on Oct. 30 that family members were hospitalized following the violence. Toronto Police have not publicly confirmed the victims’ identities.
What’s unknown
As of the reports cited, no arrests had been announced. Authorities have not released a motive.
Context: reported rise in home invasions
The Globe and Mail reported that Toronto recorded 119 home invasions in 2026, about a 35% increase over the same period in 2025.
