Oshawa shooting incident leaves two injured, suspect detained

Wednesday, May 14, 2025, 9:20 pm

In Oshawa, a shooting left two individuals injured who were subsequently hospitalized while police swiftly detained a male suspect. Community members are left reeling as authorities work to uncover the precise motive behind the violent incident and restore calm amidst growing local concerns.

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A male suspect has been taken into custody after two males were injured in a shooting in Oshawa Wednesday evening. Durham police were called to John and Simcoe streets for reports of a shooting. One of the males was taken to a Toronto-area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries while a second…

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