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Here are the latest six Muslim Immigrants arrested for cold blooded murder,
the gunning down of a Canadian black man in West-end Toronto:
Ali Mohamed Isse
Hanad Farah
Lioban Hussein
Mohamed Omar
Saleed Hagi
Sharmarke Farah
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http://www.cp24.com/suspects-in-rexdale-murder-1.2309694
That is, these Muslim criminals shot a random Black man who happened
to reside at the apartment complex, in retaliation for an earlier shooting
of their fellow criminal gang member by an unknown party.
They carelessly and callously shot an innocent unarmed man
to send a message of fear throughout the mostly Black Afro-American community there.
Non-credibly, but not surprisingly, the police tried to cover this up
by claiming these criminals were Afro-American Blacks, supposedly in
the gang called the "Bloods".
But they are all actually first generation Muslim Immigrants from North Africa and the Middle East.
Their names give it all away. These aren't 'handles' or nick-names - they are real
Middle Eastern Muslim names.
The "Bloods" don't operate in Toronto.
These are Muslim criminal gangster cells operating in the Greater Toronto Area,
having been allowed to immigrate to Canada by the Liberal government.
the gunning down of a Canadian black man in West-end Toronto:
Ali Mohamed Isse
Hanad Farah
Lioban Hussein
Mohamed Omar
Saleed Hagi
Sharmarke Farah
[ http://www.cp24.com/suspects-in-rexdale-murder-1.2309694
Codi Wilson, CP24.com Published Thursday, April 2, 2015 9:42AM EDT Last Updated Thursday, April 2, 2015 2:14PM EDT Toronto police say six males with alleged ties to the Dixon Bloods gang have been arrested in connection with the murder of 22-year-old Malcolm Marfo. The arrests came after search warrants were executed at eight residences in the area of Dixon Road and Kipling Avenue early Thursday morning. Police say one suspect is still outstanding. The suspects, who police say were all present during the shooting, are facing charges of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. 
Victim Malcolm Marfo, 22, is seen in this undated photo provided by Toronto police. Marfo was gunned down on the night of March 17 at an apartment complex located at 2063 Islington Avenue. The shooting took place just hours after 21-year-old Ahmed Siyad was wounded by gunfire at the same Etobicoke address. Siyad's injuries were not life-threatening and police say he has not been charged in connection with the incident. 
Earlier Victim of a shooting: Ahmed Siyad, 21, is pictured in this police photo distributed Thursday March 19, 2015. According to investigators, the motive for the shootings is still under investigation. “If it is proven in court that the motive was out of retaliation, I would suggest that the individual that died that day had nothing at all to do with the events that occurred earlier in that building," Insp. Greg McLane told reporters during a news conference at police headquarters on Thursday morning. “He was in a stairwell and confronted by the group. It could have been mistaken identity. There is a number of things that could have occurred. I don’t know what was in the mindset of the individuals that are responsible for this." Police say on Thursday morning, they arrested and charged Lioban Hussein, 20, Mohamed Omar, 26, Saieed Hagi, 20, Sharmarke Farah, Ali Mohamed Isse, 21, and one youth, who cannot be identified under the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. The accused are all scheduled to appear in court at 2201 Finch Ave. later today. An arrest warrant has been issued for Hanad Farah, 21, in connection with the murder. “I recommend very strongly that this individual turn himself in to authorities immediately,” McLane said. Anyone with information about the shootings is asked to contact Det. Srgt. Gary Giroux at 416-808-7400, ext. 77387, or Det. Srgt. Mike Patterson at 416-808-7400, ext. 77394. “My investigators, along with members of 23 Division, will continue to investigate, analyze, and correlate information and evidence to further these investigations to identify other events that may have been committed at the hands of this group or the individuals that are associated to them," McLane said. |
That is, these Muslim criminals shot a random Black man who happened
to reside at the apartment complex, in retaliation for an earlier shooting
of their fellow criminal gang member by an unknown party.
They carelessly and callously shot an innocent unarmed man
to send a message of fear throughout the mostly Black Afro-American community there.
Non-credibly, but not surprisingly, the police tried to cover this up
by claiming these criminals were Afro-American Blacks, supposedly in
the gang called the "Bloods".
But they are all actually first generation Muslim Immigrants from North Africa and the Middle East.
Their names give it all away. These aren't 'handles' or nick-names - they are real
Middle Eastern Muslim names.
The "Bloods" don't operate in Toronto.
These are Muslim criminal gangster cells operating in the Greater Toronto Area,
having been allowed to immigrate to Canada by the Liberal government.
