Crime

With the grace of a major league pitcher, Naz Tokhi’s partner-in-crime plants his feet, transfers his weight back, then explodes forward with a snap of his right arm, firing a carefully selected rock through the glass of a front door. He reaches in, turns the lock, and both men enter the Toronto home, running shoes crunching over shattered glass.

Tokhi’s goal is to obtain the car keys belonging to a $140,000 BMW parked in a Toronto driveway. He will do this 10 times over a span of two months. When he is caught, he will be released on bail, then allegedly go back to stealing cars. The vehicles he and his crew take are worth between $80,000 and $200,000.

Sounds like bad immigration policy.

The man on the other end of the jailhouse phone wondered how Almar Heath had been so reckless.

Heath, 29, was locked inside the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay after he and two teenagers were arrested outside a Toronto jail official’s home in June 2025. Police say they seized a loaded handgun.

Heath and the teens were charged with conspiring to murder the official — an incident that ultimately led York Regional Police to launch Project South, which became a sprawling investigation into alleged corruption within the Toronto Police Service.

TORONTO — Police uncovered the alleged corruption at the heart of Project South only after investigating a plot to murder a senior Toronto corrections official, a discovery that Ontario Superior Court Justice Laura Bird said should deeply concern the public.

Investigators allege the plot was connected to Gurpreet Singh, an inmate at the Toronto South Detention Centre accused of distributing cocaine for Ryan Wedding.

The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial is speaking out, saying that he “didn’t have any doubts” during the jury’s deliberations of the case which ended in a mistrial.

“I didn’t have any doubts. As I tried to explain different possible theories during deliberation, I kept getting cut off as if I had doubts based on the evidence present,” the 48-year-old male juror, Michael P Desronvil, said in a statement to NewsNation on Thursday.

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Toronto Const. Timothy Barnhardt was unaware a recording device had been hidden inside his police cruiser as he invited an alleged drug dealer into the passenger seat.

Barnhardt showed the man the computer screen attached to the centre console, where the veteran officer could search confidential databases containing people’s home addresses. Police allege that Barnhardt had been feeding the information gleaned from the searches to criminals, who used it to conduct shootings, robberies and other violent acts.

Teens accused of assaulting, threatening seniors in shocking GO Transit video

A video posted online depicting a group of girls assaulting a pair of elderly GO Train passengers is sparking outrage. And according to the daughter of the elderly couple targeted in the video, Metrolinx staff responded with indifference when told of the incident.

 

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A woman has been arrested after police say her two dogs attacked a person and their dog near a midtown Toronto park on Thursday.

Police say they were notified Saturday after receiving reports of the attack, which took place at a park near Avenue Road and Roxborough Street.

The victim was walking their dog near an off-leash fenced area of the park when the suspect’s two dogs escaped the enclosure, police said.

The ancient pagan world was full of human sacrifice. The most horrifying instance was child sacrifice. We got an inkling of this in this summer’s smash-hit The Odyssey, with the brief depiction of Agamemnon sacrificing his daughter for favorable winds.

One of the most important changes that occurred from the pagan to the monotheistic, Judeo-Christian world was the outlawing of child sacrifice. The Judeo-Christian teaching that every individual is created in the image of God meant that one’s children are not one’s property — they are not items to do with as one pleases. The teaching that all individuals are created in the image of God meant that children are equally infinitely valuable as their parents, and therefore parents have no right to sacrifice them to appease the gods, or God, no matter how spiritually or psychologically pressed the parent may feel.

When women turn a mother who murdered her children into a progressive cause célèbre, it reveals the total moral bankruptcy of modern feminism. The case of Lindsay Clancy, a suburban Massachusetts mother who strangled her three young children to death using her own exercise bands, should have inspired universal condemnation. Instead, it birthed a grotesque cult of mental health advocates, social media defenders, and self-proclaimed forensic fans who immediately rallied to transform a child-killer into a tragic feminist martyr.

A Toronto father is speaking out after video surfaced showing his 15-year-old twins being arrested and “manhandled” by plainclothes police officers at a Scarborough McDonald’s last week.

In a statement to CP24 on Saturday, Toronto police say they are “aware of the video and have forwarded it to Professional Standards for investigation.”

“We don’t have any further information to provide at this time,” spokesperson Stephanie Sayer said.

Twins?

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The video is timestamped 30 March 1996. We see the back of a young woman’s head, her auburn hair cradled in a white scrunchie. She is crying quietly as the female judge reads out her sentence.

“It is ordered that you shall be put to death by execution as prescribed by law,” the judge says.

The woman’s shoulders start to quiver, and her weeping intensifies.

“Your body shall be subjected to shock by sufficient current of electricity that you shall die. May God have mercy upon you.”

A man has been charged after several cars were torched at the home of a Scarborough MP last week, Toronto police say.

Roshvin Crofton, 24, was arrested Sunday. He is charged with arson causing damage to property, mischief over $5,000, conspiracy to commit an indictable offence, possession of incendiary material, and failure to comply with probation order, police said in a news release Friday.

This will be the last you hear of this.

PENTICTON — Nearly two years after the RCMP announced it had dismantled the largest fentanyl and methamphetamine lab in Canadian history, no one has been charged with producing, manufacturing, or distributing fentanyl from there and it remains unclear if anyone ever will.