Nobody in the neighbourhood slept Sunday night after the shooting that killed two men and injured three others, said Cealene Gabriel, who lives in a public housing complex across the street from where the gunfire broke out.
“You could hear people screaming, people were running,” she said. “It was just a big shock … I didn’t send my daughter to school that next day because she was terrified.”
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Seymour Gibbs is the second man to have died after the shooting behind an Etobicoke high school which left three others injured.
Two people fired a volley of bullets at several gathered men, killing Delroy “George” Parkes and seriously injuring four others Sunday.