Scarborough Gunman Surrenders: Bernell Galloway Turns Himself In to 42 Division on Prohibited Firearm Charges
SCARBOROUGH — The Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force has confirmed that 29-year-old Bernell Prince Galloway, wanted for a daylight firearm discharge near Rouge Park, has surrendered to officers at 42 Division.
Galloway walked into the Scarborough station on Tuesday, July 28, following a forty-eight-hour public manhunt launched when investigators unsealed his identity and warning profile across law enforcement channels.
The Morningside and Old Finch Dispute
The arrest stems from a shooting on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at approximately 3:00 p.m. Emergency callers reported active gunfire near Morningside Avenue and Old Finch Avenue.
According to police dockets, Galloway became involved in an argument with the victim before producing a loaded, prohibited firearm and firing multiple rounds. He fled the scene before tactical officers established an outer perimeter.
Accused & Charge Matrix
- **The Defendant:** Bernell Prince Galloway (29) of Toronto.
- **The Charges:** Discharge Firearm, 2 counts Unauthorized Possession of a Firearm, 2 counts Uttering Death Threats, and Possession of a Loaded Prohibited Firearm.
- **Arraignment Court:** Toronto Regional Bail Centre, 2201 Finch Avenue West.
Operational Timeline
Primary Wire Sources
- Toronto Police Service Update Release #2026-1543796 (Published July 28, 2026).