TORONTO -- Toronto police say a man wounded in a deadly daylight shooting in Toronto's Little Italy this week wasn't the gunman's intended target.

The man, whose name hasn't been released, was shot because he was "in the general area" during what police are calling a targeted attack against John Raposo.

The injured man is expected to survive. Raposo, however, died from a shot to the head.

Const. Victor Kwong says Raposo, 35, was "known to police" but would not elaborate.

Media reports suggest he may have had ties to organized crime but did not belong to a group himself.

Monday's shooting outside the Sicilian Sidewalk Cafe took place as dozens of soccer fans gathered at the gelato shop to watch a European Championship game.

No arrest has been made.

"We believe the shooter may have been loitering in the area" before the 3:30 p.m. shooting, Kwong says.

The suspect is described as male, white, six feet tall, with blonde shoulder-length hair and a medium build.

He was wearing a white hard hat, an orange safety vest with fluorescent green "X" on the front and back and had a white filter mask on his face.