Family of real estate CEO wounded in Toronto home invasion, officials say
Summary
Three armed, masked men broke into a Toronto home early Thursday and attacked the family of real estate CEO David Morton, police said. Morton and his two adult daughters suffered gunshot wounds and remained hospitalized Friday; Morton said all four family members were also struck with a hammer. Police are searching for the suspects, who fled in an SUV.Key Facts
- The suspects entered the five-bedroom home in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighborhood through a back entrance at about 3:40 a.m. local time.
- Police said the suspects went to the second floor and demanded valuables from the family.
- David Morton, 75, and his daughters, ages 28 and 26, were shot while trying to fight off the intruders.
- Morton said his wife, Doriana, 64, and the other family members were attacked with a hammer.
- Morton and his daughters were still hospitalized Friday; he did not give details about their conditions.
- Police said the three male suspects are believed to be in their 20s and wore dark clothing.
- Toronto police reported 119 home invasions so far in 2026, 32.2% more than by the same point last year.
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