1 dead after daylight cafe shooting in Toronto

A woman reacts as she speaks to police near a crime scene in Toronto on Monday, June 18, 2012. One person was killed and another injured in a broad daylight shooting in Toronto's Little Italy neighborhood, where dozens of soccer fans had gathered to watch a Eurocup soccer match. AP/The Canadian Press, The Toronto Star, Carlos Osorio

TORONTO – Police were looking for a suspect after a fatal daylight shooting outside a gelato shop in Toronto’s Little Italy neighborhood, where dozens of soccer fans had gathered to watch a European Championship game.

Police said Monday one person was pronounced dead at the scene and another was sent to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Toronto police Const. Wendy Drummond said reports of gunshots came in at about 3:30 p.m. local time Monday at the Sicilian Sidewalk Cafe.

The shots rang out as soccer fans had gathered to watch Italy play Ireland in a game. Drummond urged the crowds of fans spilling out of the area cafes following the game to respect the crime scene.

Gunfire at Toronto’s most prominent mall earlier this month left two dead and several injured