13 suspects arrested following series of violent incidents, including LHSC shooting

York Regional Police release short video clips of last December’s shooting at LHSC’s emergency department as part of Project Wrangler.

York Regional Police have released information about 13 alleged members of an organized criminal organization in Ontario and Quebec as part of their investigation dubbed Project Wrangler.

The released information includes previously unreleased short videos of a shooting at London Health Sciences Centre on Dec. 14, 2024.

A gun was fired multiple times outside the emergency department entrance.

The 13 suspects face more than 150 charges for crimes including homicide, attempted homicide, home invasions, armed robberies and firearms-related offences.

Police say two suspects remain outstanding in the investigation, with one facing a charge of first-degree murder.

Project Wrangler was a joint forces investigation, including officers in London, Ont.

“The fact that violence reached hospital grounds highlights why this operation mattered. Our collective response sends a clear message: Violence in places of care and across our communities will meet a coordinated police response,” said Chief Thai Truong, London Police Service.

London Police had previously released information regarding two suspects involved in the LHSC shooting.

The first suspect, 19-year-old Doneil Levy-Porter faced a list of charges by London Police:

• Attempt Murder Discharge
• Firearm with Intent
• Possession of Property Over $5000
• Dangerous Operation
• Fail to Comply – Release Order
• Fail to Comply – Undertaking

He now faces a slew of charges from York Regional Police, along with a charge of first degree murder from Quebec Provincial Police.

A 16-year-old suspect was charged by London Police with:

• Attempted Murder
• Possession of Restricted firearm – No Licence
• Occupy Motor Vehicle with Firearm
• Fail to Comply – YCJA Sentence