Man charged in shooting death of bystander in Toronto's Leslieville
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Police have charged a man with murder after a woman was killed by a stray bullet last week while walking in Toronto's Leslieville neighbourhood.
Police have charged a man with murder after a woman was killed by a stray bullet last week while walking in Toronto's Leslieville neighbourhood.
Toronto man Damian Hudson, 32, is facing a second-degree murder charge after police were called to a shooting last Friday 12:20 p.m. near the intersection of Queen Street East and Carlaw Avenue.
Police say there was a physical altercation between three men, during which two of the men brandished handguns and discharged them at one another.
Karolina Huebner-Makurat, 44, was struck by a stray bullet while walking in the area. She was transported to hospital, where she was later pronounced deceased.
Police continue to search for two outstanding suspects, and ask anyone with information to contact investigators.
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