Police are searching for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman while working as an Uber driver, then used her phone to give himself a tip and five-star rating.
Early morning Sunday, April 23, York police say, the Uber driver was in his white 2021 Toyota Corolla when he picked up the 26-year-old victim in the area of Yonge Street and Eglinton Road and took her to Vaughan.
We have been strengthened.
Canadian socialite Jasmine Hartin has pleaded guilty to the shooting death of a police chief in the Caribbean country of Belize.
Hartin, 34, the ex-wife of British billionaire Lord Michael Ashcroft’s son Andrew, broke down in tears when she entered the plea at the Supreme Court in Belize City on Tuesday, the UK’s Telegraph reported.
They call me God, boasted Kenneth Law as he told how ‘many, many, many’ of his customers had died
A Canadian chef has been supplying suicidal young people in Britain with a lethal poison to enable them to kill themselves, a Times investigation has found.
Kenneth Law has been sending the substance to vulnerable people around the world from a post office near Toronto for two years.
Up to seven deaths, including four in the UK, are linked to the poison, which we are not naming, that he sold on a website disguised to fool the authorities about its true purpose.
The Big Apple is far and away the safest part of the U.S.
There was a time when the media was biased. That’s long since past. The media is just an arm of the left wing of the Democrats and is dedicated to pumping out whatever political narratives help its faction. Since the Dems are getting whacked on crime over their embrace of pro-crime politics, the media is doubling and tripling down on claims that crime is actually worse in conservative areas.
This week, in a brazen pilferage, a “high-value container” disappeared while it was being transported to a cargo holding facility near Canada’s busiest airport.
Authorities say the thieves gained access to the public side of a warehouse near Toronto Pearson International Airport that was unmanned by airport security.
The theft, which is still under investigation, was an isolated and “very rare” incident, police say. While a heist of that magnitude is indeed rare, a look at Canadian history shows it’s not the first.
Sophisticated or simple?
Early adopters thought cryptocurrencies would be free from prying eyes. But tracking the flow of funds has become a big business.
Before a new breed of cryptocurrency detectives helped bring him down, Ryan Felton marketed his crypto scheme with a grandiose promise: He was creating “Netflix on the blockchain.”
He called the crypto-themed streaming service FLiK. For a small amount of the popular digital currency Ether, customers could purchase a FLiK token, which would give them access to shows and movies broadcast on the new platform. Mr. Felton described the project as an “entertainment revolution”; crypto enthusiasts bought more than $2 million worth of FLiK coins.
But the streaming business never materialized. Instead, Mr. Felton bought a $1.5 million house, along with $32,000 in diamonds. He spent $180,000 more on a red Ferrari.
In the 1990s and 2000s, the Department of Justice played a critical role in halting the violence plaguing American cities. Federal prosecutors used programs like Operation Ceasefire and Project Exile to target convicted criminals caught with guns for long prison sentences, helping to initiate the great American crime decline. Now, with cities once again beset by rising violent crime, it’s a good time to check on the DOJ’s activity. A new report from researchers at Syracuse University does just that, tracking and ranking 90 federal districts based on prosecutions of weapons offenses—generally, convicted criminals caught with guns. The results are revealing.
Was the heist an Ocean’s 11 caper or an inside job?
A major heist at Pearson Airport in Toronto has left a major bank out $22 million and a leading airline wondering what went wrong.
Seems the value is going down.
Tim Yergeau, 36, the former director of strategic communications at the Southern New England branch of Planned Parenthood, died by suicide on Tuesday amid a child pornography investigation in Connecticut last week.
“The person who died was definitely the suspect in a child pornography investigation and the person who committed suicide,” New Haven Police Chief Karl Jacobson told the New Haven Registrar.
Five days earlier, members of the Special Victims Unit investigating the child pornography case reportedly broke down the door of Yergeau’s neighbor — and handcuffed the woman before realizing they had raided the wrong apartment.
Abortionist & child pornographer does not seem a moral stretch at all for that progressive circle.
San Francisco police have arrested a fellow tech executive for the stabbing murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee.
Lee was stabbed in the street last week. He was visiting the city from Miami, where he lived.
Police are yet to confirm an identity for the suspect, but Mission Local reports he was a fellow tech executive who lives in the Bay Area.
The Toronto Police Service was joined by other Ontario police services and Canadian and American law enforcement agencies to announce the results of a major firearm trafficking investigation.
Forty-two people were arrested and 422 criminal charges laid following a year-long cross-border investigation known as Project Moneypenny, which also saw illegal narcotics, cash, and 173 firearms seized in Canada and the United States.
Very multicultural crew.
The vast majority of Canada’s neighbourhoods and communities have historically been regarded as safe and secure. Recent violent events in several cities have caused some Canadians to wonder if that vivid lustre has finally worn off.
Gabriel Magalhaes was fatally stabbed at the Keele Street subway station in Toronto on March 25. The 16-year-old had reportedly been out that evening with some friends, and was waiting to go home. Toronto Police have said this senseless attack was completely unprovoked.
Some good news …
WARMINGTON: Sometimes it’s the armed carjacker who gets jacked
Oh, to be a fly on the wall at the Brampton gas station, where one of these armed car thieves got a giant taste of his own medicine.
It’s not often a carjacker gets jacked themselves. It happened Sunday morning.
Senseless violence has become increasingly common in the nation’s capital
Afew weeks before Easter, a staffer for Republican senator Rand Paul was randomly and brutally attacked in downtown Washington, DC. The staffer, Phillip Todd, was leaving dinner with his friend when an assailant stabbed him four times in the abdomen, skull, brain and lungs. He suffered a punctured lung and potential brain bleeding. Todd was rushed to hospital, where he was operated on and ultimately survived the attack.
Ripped from the Headlines … ‘Targeted’ shooting leaves funeral-goer dead, 3 injured after service for murder victim
A federal judge has denied Elizabeth Holmes’s latest attempt to stay out of prison, ruling that she must begin serving her more than 11-year sentence on April 27.
The Theranos founder had argued she should be allowed to remain free while she appeals her fraud convictions for misleading investors in her now-defunct blood-testing startup.
Sam Bankman-Fried allegedly joked about his doomed hedge fund Alameda Research losing track of as much as $50 million in assets, telling another executive: “Such is life.”
“Alameda is unauditable” and “hilariously beyond any threshold of any auditor being able to even get partially through an audit,” Bankman-Fried wrote in an email about the now-defunct Alameda that was cited in court papers by FTX.
This is bad, a former senior employee who resigned on principle details his ignored warnings to SBF and his insider cronies.
FTX’s ex-US boss saw bonus slashed after ‘protracted disagreement’ with SBF: report
