Police seek three suspects after Morton family home invasion

Three intruders entered the Bridle Path home of MAC Group CEO David Morton early Thursday and attacked his family, Toronto police said. The suspects fled in an SUV, and police are seeking all three. Morton said in a statement that three family members were recovering in hospital after being shot during the invasion. He said all four family members were attacked with a hammer. Police Inspector Kristy Smith said one victim was struck with a hammer, a difference in the accounts that has not been resolved in the reports. Police said the intruders entered through a locked back door and fired their guns multiple times during a struggle. Smith said a demand was made for valuables, but whether anything was taken remained uncertain. Police have not publicly established a motive. The family’s account described the experience as traumatic and said its focus was on recovery. Morton also said the family was concerned about increasing violence linked to home invasions in Toronto and urged anyone with information to come forward. Police are looking for three suspects. A police description reported by the Canadian Press characterized them as young men estimated to be about 20 years old. The...