Man charged in his hospital bed with attempted murder in shooting of Toronto lawyer
TORONTO — A 51-year-old man accused of shooting a Toronto lawyer has been formally charged with 15 counts, including attempted murder.
Toronto police say Grayson Delong — who was charged in his hospital bed Thursday — also faces a charge of disguise with intent and 13 firearms-related counts.
Prominent criminal defence lawyer J. Randall Barrs, 66, was approached by a man as he was placing items in his car outside his Yorkville law office and shot several times in the legs.
Witness Peter Schilling, who saw the incident from his second-floor office on Tuesday afternoon, said Barrs crawled towards his office after being shot, leaving a trail of blood behind him.


