Police ID man, 28, fatally shot at Ajax GO Station parking lot

The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) have identified a 28-year-old homicide victim who was fatally shot at Ajax GO Station over the weekend.

Investigators were called to the train station at around 11:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 22, but believe the shooting occurred between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Acting Staff Sgt. Joanne McCabe said officers located a man in his 20s with gunshot wounds. Paramedics rushed him to a Toronto-area trauma centre where he later died.

On Wednesday, the victim was identified as 28-year-old Isaiah Little of Ajax.

McCabe said at a press conference that investigators believe the shooting was targeted and are looking for at least one male suspect who fled the area on foot.

It’s unknown where the shooting occurred and who discovered the male victim. Evidence markers were observed on one of the GO station’s pathways behind a parking garage, and a bicycle, believed to have belonged to the victim, was recovered by authorities.

DRPS said it’s the fourth homicide in Durham Region in 2025.

“Police continue to search for an outstanding suspect and are appealing to anyone with video footage, including dashcam or video, to please come forward,” said DRPS. “Specifically, anyone with video footage between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m., as it is believed the shooting happened during this time.”

Daily commuters who spoke with CityNews said they’re bothered by the violent crime and expressed security concerns in the shooting’s aftermath.

“It’s a bit sketchy,” said one woman.

“If you go to Union Station, there is security. I have been travelling from Bramalea [GO], and we have security there,” another woman said.

Metrolinx issued a statement, reading in part, “We take a system-wide, comprehensive approach that includes deploying Customer Protective Officers (CPOs), Station Safety Ambassadors (SSAs), K9 Units and monitored video surveillance.”