Toronto authorities vowed Sunday to find those responsible for a shooting incident at a street festival that left two dead and four others injured. File Photo by Justin Lane/EPA-EFE
July 12 (UPI) -- Toronto's police chief on Sunday promised the "relentless pursuit" of those responsible for a shooting incident during a street festival which left two people dead and triggered a chaotic scene.
In addition to two men who died, four other people suffered gunshot wounds shortly after 8 p.m. local time Saturday as about 13,000 people were attending the Salsa on St. Clair festival, described as one of the Canadian city's largest annual celebrations of Latin culture.
Videos posted on social media showed scenes of mass chaos as attendees at the "family friendly" event ran through the streets seeking shelter.
An initial investigation indicated two shooters appeared to be targeting one another, police told reporters.
