The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, June 17, edition that a gun-for-hire network is responsible for multiple shootings outside buildings in Toronto, including synagogues and the U.S. consulate, according to Police Chief Myron Demkiw. The Globe's Matthew Frank and Colin Freeze write that Chief Demkiw reported that Toronto police collaborated with the RCMP and the U.S. FBI in their investigation, recovering a 9 mm handgun linked to six shootings and a .45 caliber handgun involved in 21 shootings, both traced back to the United States. Three people are facing charges after police executed five warrants in Toronto on June 11, including a raid that resulted in the death of Constable Marc Pinizzotto, Chief Demkiw said at a news conference. American prosecutors and the FBI have previously linked the consulate shooting to an alleged Iraqi terrorist with ties to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who was arrested in Turkey in May and remains in U.S. custody. The Globe reported last week that a source with knowledge of the investigation said the network is also responsible for shooting buildings that belong to Canadian waste company GFL Environmental, as well as private residences and tow-truck companies.