“I was waiting to die”: Surviving victim of triple shooting at Milton auto repair shop

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Exactly one week after 40-year-old Sean Petrie is suspected of going on a shooting rampage that left three people dead, including a Toronto police officer, a father of two who survived the shooting says he thought he was going to die.

Sitting at a wooden desk in the front office of MK Auto Repairs in Milton, the 42-year-old employee has gone back to work but is reminded of how close he came to getting killed by two bullet holes in the desk and a bandage on his right shin.

The man, who asked we not identify him nor show his face after the trauma of the past week, said he remains in pain but knows he is very lucky compared with his boss, 38-year-old Shakeel Ashraf, the owner of the business, and a fellow employee, 28-year-old Satwinder Singh, an international student from India who was working at the shop part-time.

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