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Two additional suspects charged in Toronto double homicide

Two additional suspects charged in Toronto double homicide

CTV News27-05-2025

A police investigation is underway after two people died following an April 15 shooting in Toronto's Riverdale area. (Simon Sheehan/CP24)
Two additional suspects are facing first-degree murder charges in connection with a double homicide in Toronto's east end last month.
Police say 18-year-old Abdulrahman Zein and a 17-year-old male youth, both from Toronto, were arrested in Barrie on Monday on Canada-wide warrants.
A 17-year-old male youth from Toronto was previously charged in the April 15 shooting that left Quentin Caza, 18, and Jeremy McNeil, 20, dead.
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