Four people were arrested and a firearm was seized after police responded to a home being rented out on Airbnb in Etobicoke on Saturday morning.
Officers were called to Burma Drive, in the area of Park Lawn Road and The Queensway, at around 7:10 a.m. by a citizen who made a call about an impaired driver.
A resident on the street said he heard police yelling "get on the ground" and looked out of his window to see officers with their guns drawn.
Police said the four occupants of the vehicle, aged in their 20s and 30s, were arrested at the scene.
"I saw many police cars, some of them with their guns drawn in front of the house," neighbour Boshko Cenic told CTV News Toronto.
No shots were fired at the scene and there were no injuries.
The four males have each been charged with nine seperate offences, including storage of a prohibited firearm and ammunition.
Neighbours say the home, which was recently listed on Airbnb, has been causing problems on the street with several loud parties.
"It's horrendous, this street is not about this," one neighbour, who was too afraid to speak on the record, told CTV News Toronto.
"This is clearly a weekend rental, and clearly residents do not want this kind of activity."
"We all have children. We have lives. We're afraid to approach these people because we don't know who they are."
The Airbnb is advertised as a luxury property for $189 per night. The owner said they are renovating the basement to add another Airbnb suite.
