3 people injured after shooting in Toronto's Don Mills neighbourhood, school in lockdown
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Three people have been injured after a reported shooting in Toronto’s Don Mills neighbourhood on Monday afternoon, police say.
Three people have been injured after a gunshots were heard in North York’s Don Mills neighbourhood on Monday afternoon, police say.
The incident happened near Don Mills and Mallard roads, south of York Mills Road, at around 3:30 p.m.
The nature and severity of injuries is not immediately clear.
Paramedics would only tell CP24 that that they are not transporting any patients to the hospital at this point.
There is a large police presence in the area.
Police said that Northmount School, an all-boys prep school at 26 Mallard Rd., is currently in lockdown.
Images from the scene on Monday afternoon showed a significant police presence outside of the school.
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