A man and a woman are both dead after a double shooting in Woodbridge overnight.
The shooting took place outside an address on Castlepoint Drive near Highway 27 and Martin Grove Road at around 12:45 a.m.
Reports from the scene indicate that the windows of a white SUV parked outside the home were shot out and that broken glass was scattered on the ground beside the vehicle.


Double shooting in Woodbridge
Police tape blocks off a SUV where a man and woman were reportedly found shot dead early on June 29, 2018.
white SUV
A white SUV that a man and woman were reportedly shot inside early Friday morning is shown.
Evidence markers were also seen on the driveway leading up to the home.
Neighbours tell CP24 that they heard a series of gunshots, followed by a brief pause and some audible yelling before another burst of gunshots.
The victims were both pronounced dead on scene.
Investigators identified the victims as Cosimo Commisso, 33, of Vaughan and 26-year-old Chantelle Almeida of Toronto.
Police are currently canvassing the area for witnesses.
“There is an active plea right now for witnesses. I don’t have any suspect information just yet but if anybody was in the area at the time, has dash cam footage, security camera footage that would be helpful,” Staff Sgt. Dave Mitchell told CP24 at the scene. “Don’t assume we know everything. You may have the piece of the puzzle that may break this case and help us figure out who has done this.”
Mitchell said that the white Mazda SUV that was riddled with bullets is “obviously” a part of the investigation but he said that police have not yet been able to determine whether the victims were seated inside it when gunfire erupted.
He said that officers will likely be on scene all day.

Insane how these guys are still regularly hitting people. Canada LE need lessons! In the US the scrutiny these guys would get from hits would cripple them.

redditor and Ciment,

Thanks for posting the news stories. It's not up to me in which of the two threads people post about this subject. I myself was guilty of first posting about Rocco Zito's murder in the "Toronto-area 'ndrangheta internal war" thread--the post should have been the first post in a separate thread--but of course I and others continued to post in the aforementioned thread once there was any news about the legal proceedings regarding the murder trial.

The mention in Humphreys's article about the family of victim Cosimo Commisso being involved in the Dimmi restaurant in Woodbridge leads me to believe that this victim is related to Raymond Commisso--the Dimmi location in Yorkville, in Toronto, was opened up first, and my understanding has been that Raymond let his partner do all the hands-on work there.

CTV news report that the 33 year old Cosimo Comisso is second cousins with the the elder Cosimo.

The LE up there is more corrupt than here in the U.S. Undercover officers have a harder time up there and really do put their lives on the line. I forget which threads it is on here, but there are agents from the Royal Mounties, Scotland Yard, and a U.S. Federal Agent who talks about how corrupt Toronto, Quebec, and small cities in eastern Canada are. Two even talk about cops on criminals payroll looking into a person and gives the information to whoever paid for the info.

So the victim could be the elder Commisso's first cousin, once removed. Could be Raymond Commisso's son. Could be the son of another first cousin of the elder Commisso.

Or the victim's father is a first cousin to one of the elder Commisso's parents, which seems less likely because of differences in age (but you never know).

Very telling quote from the Edwards story:

Cosimo Ernesto Commisso clashed in 2016 with Anastasios (Tassos) Leventis, the brother of an accused drug trafficker connected to the Wolfpack Alliance, sources say.

Leventis, 39, from the St-Laurent borough of Montreal, was murdered in broad daylight in January 2017 in front of his condo complex on George St. near Adelaide St. E. in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, near George Brown College.

Very telling quote from the Edwards story:

Cosimo Ernesto Commisso clashed in 2016 with Anastasios (Tassos) Leventis, the brother of an accused drug trafficker connected to the Wolfpack Alliance, sources say.

Leventis, 39, from the St-Laurent borough of Montreal, was murdered in broad daylight in January 2017 in front of his condo complex on George St. near Adelaide St. E. in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, near George Brown College.

Very telling quote from the Edwards story:

Cosimo Ernesto Commisso clashed in 2016 with Anastasios (Tassos) Leventis, the brother of an accused drug trafficker connected to the Wolfpack Alliance, sources say.

Leventis, 39, from the St-Laurent borough of Montreal, was murdered in broad daylight in January 2017 in front of his condo complex on George St. near Adelaide St. E. in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, near George Brown College.

This definitely has something to do with the Leventis murder. Leventis was in Toronto to collect drug debts from Calabrian mobsters.... apparently, the Calabrians were refusing to pay. Like I said, Calabrian mobsters are not well liked in the GTA.

The Calabrians, especially the Commisso family, have been "top dogs" in Toronto for decades. And they've become very wealthy in the process. What's happening now, is younger, hungrier - but very organized and tough - gangsters are challenging the "old guard".

This is gong to escalate and I wouldn't be at all surprised if older, more "established" Calabrian mobsters are attacked.

Links below are to two pages that appear to have obtained information from a DeMarco Funeral Homes obituary for Commisso that must have been taken later down. The first link is to a cached version of the original webpage on obitree.com. The two pages contradict each other as to at which funeral-home location the visitation will take place: either the Woodbridge one (in Vaughan, north of Toronto) or the North York one (in Toronto).

Cached page on obitree.com

https://www.everhere.com/ca/obituary-woodbridge-cosimo-commisso-7635387

I'm still not convinced that the man killed was involved in OC. Besides the fact that he's not known to LE and never had any legal issues, certain social media hints (Which I will not link) indicate that he was a regular hard worming man and his only crime was carrying that surname. What a shame if true.



Unless they're backed up by someone significant like the Mexican Cartels or other rival Mob families, I don't think this new group stands a chance against the power of the Ndrangheta.