Toronto police are seeking witnesses and a suspect in the 'completely unprovoked' fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jahkai Jack, who died last month in the Weston neighbourhood. Jack was shot on June 7 after a verbal exchange with a person from another group during a gathering near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street. Police stated Jack was not involved in gangs or criminality and urged the suspect and witnesses to come forward.
Teen boy's fatal shooting 'completely unprovoked,' say police as search for suspect continues
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Toronto police are seeking witnesses and a suspect in the 'completely unprovoked' fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jahkai Jack, who died last month in the Weston neighbourhood. Jack was shot on June 7 after a verbal exchange with a person from another group during a gathering near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street. Police stated Jack was not involved in gangs or criminality and urged the suspect and witnesses to come forward.
Trending- 1 June 7 (last month): Jahkai Jack was shot
- 2 Wednesday (current week): Toronto Police Service held a news conference
- The death of a 15-year-old boy
- An ongoing police investigation to find the suspect
- The suspect remains at large
- Devastation for Jack's family
What: 15-year-old Jahkai Jack was fatally shot in Toronto in what police describe as a 'completely unprovoked' act of violence.
When: Jahkai Jack was shot on June 7 (last month); a police news conference was held on Wednesday (current week).
Where: Weston neighbourhood, Toronto, Canada, near Emmett Avenue and Jane Street.
Why: A person from another group initiated a verbal exchange with Jack and then shot him 'without provocation.' Police emphasize that Jack was not involved in gangs or criminality.
How: Jack was shot after a verbal exchange during a gathering with friends and another group of people.