Man who invaded CEO's mansion in Toronto discharged from hospital after gunshot wound treatment, Cops say 'we did not have evidence then'

Canadian CEO David Morton, his wife and two daughters were attacked by three masked men. One attacker went to a hospital with gunshot wound, was questioned but then was allowed to leave. Toronto police faced massive criticism after they decided not to arrest the man who was admitted to a hospital with a gunshot wound after he broke into a CEO's mansion and grievously injured four family members. Police said they did not have sufficient evidence to take him 23-year-old Daijohn Richards into custody when he was at St. Joseph's Health Centre before he was discharged on Friday afternoon. Officers were not unaware of his presence. They questioned him and then let him go.Hours later, they published the photo of Richards seeking help in his arrest as he was linked to the violent home invasion at the $2.1 million Toronto mansion of real estate executive David Morton, 75.He is now the subject of a Canada-wide arrest warrant, prompting questions about why police did not take him into custody while he was receiving treatment.The decision sparked outrage on social media, with users questioning how a man who had arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound shortly after a violent home invasion co...