In a concerning incident that unfolded in broad daylight, a shooting that took place on September 13th in Brampton has led to the arrest of a suspect. The incident occurred near the intersection of McLaughlin Road and Bovaird Drive, and its details paint a picture of a dispute turned violent.

The shooting incident occurred at approximately 3:10 p.m., a time when the streets are usually bustling with activity. It was in these unexpected circumstances that a verbal altercation ensued between two individuals – the suspect and the victim. What makes this incident even more unsettling is that the two individuals involved were allegedly unknown to each other, leaving many questions about the motive behind the confrontation.

Regrettably, this verbal dispute escalated to a shocking level, with the suspect allegedly firing multiple shots at the victim. The victim, although seriously injured, managed to escape the encounter with non-life-threatening injuries. They were rushed to a hospital for immediate medical attention, highlighting the importance of swift intervention and medical care in such distressing situations.

The suspect, identified as 23-year-old Damian Solomon from Brampton, took a significant step towards accountability by voluntarily turning himself into Peel police on a subsequent Friday. Following his surrender, he has been charged with several serious offenses, including attempted murder using a firearm, occupying a motor vehicle with knowledge of a firearm, possession of a restricted device, possession of a loaded firearm without a license, and knowledge of the unauthorized possession of a firearm.

The speed with which the suspect was apprehended showcases the dedication and efficiency of law enforcement in ensuring that those responsible for such acts of violence are brought to justice swiftly.

However, the investigation is not concluded yet. Authorities are urging anyone who might have information about this incident to come forward and assist in shedding further light on the circumstances surrounding the shooting. You can contact Peel police at 905-453-2121 extension 2333 to share any relevant information.

As this incident unfolds, the community’s hope remains that justice will be served, and that incidents like these serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining safety and security within our communities.