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  • Three veiled ladies burglarize a home in Karachi

    Three veiled ladies burglarize a home in Karachi

    Canada Global (Web News) On Monday, three ladies are accused of robbing a residence in Liaquatabad of items worth Rs400,000.

    According to the police, a man reported that when he returned home after being away, the front door was wide open. He noticed that something wasn’t right and later learned via a CCTV image that three veiled women had broken into the location on the night of his son’s wedding and taken the valuables.

    He asked the authorities to detain the culprits and assist in getting his possessions back.

  • Police identify man found dead in Oshawa, Ontario home

    Police identify man found dead in Oshawa, Ontario home

    Canada Global (Web News) The man discovered dead in an Oshawa, Ontario, residence has been identified by police.

    According to Durham Regional Police, on January 27 at at 9:45 a.m., officers were summoned to a residence on Drew Street after being asked to check on a man’s welfare.

    When they came, authorities reported that they had discovered a male who had “severe trauma” and no vital signs.

    According to the police, he was declared dead.

    A man was detained at the scene “without incident,” according to a Saturday update from the police.

    Officers reported that Oshawa resident Justin Steeves, 32, has been charged with first-degree murder.

    The deceased has now been identified by police as Oshawa resident Ken Chopee, 58.

    Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers or the police.

  • 4 teens arrested after person reportedly shot at with BB gun at Toronto subway station

    4 teens arrested after person reportedly shot at with BB gun at Toronto subway station

    Canada Global (Web News) Police are investigating and four teenagers have been arrested after a passenger on a Toronto subway train was allegedly shot at with a BB gun.

    The incident occurred at York University Subway Station around 11:43 a.m. on Thursday, according to Toronto police.

    Officers received reports that teens were in possession of a replica BB gun, according to police.

    Four teenagers, including a 15-year-old girl, were arrested, according to police.

    According to police, two BB-style guns were recovered.

    According to officers, the victim, a female passenger, was not injured as a result of the incident.

  • Toronto Police charged man in connection with child pornography investigation

    Toronto Police charged man in connection with child pornography investigation

    Canada Global (Web News) According to police, a 55-year-old Toronto man has been charged in relation to a child pornography investigation.

    According to Toronto police, on January 25, investigators carried out a search warrant in the vicinity of Runnymede Road and St. Clair Avenue West in conjunction with a probe into the possession of materials related to child sexual abuse.

    Toronto resident Robert Cofell, 55, was reportedly detained by police.

    He was reportedly charged with four counts of making child pornography available in addition to two charges each of possessing and accessing child pornography.

    He was supposed to show up in court on Wednesday, according to the police.

    Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers or the police.

  • 3 young girls involved in break and enter, Regina police

    3 young girls involved in break and enter, Regina police

    Canada Global (Web News) The Regina Police Service reported that a 12-year-old girl was detained after a restaurant break-in on Sunday night.

    Three teenage girls were identified as probable suspects, and police said they were called to a store in the 700 block of Albert Street at about 9:13 p.m.

    Police discovered that alcohol had been consumed and that a window had been damaged with a fire extinguisher.

    The three suspects were located, but because two of the girls were underage, no charges could be filed against them.

    A 12-year-old girl was charged with breaking and entering as the third suspect.

    The young woman was released with conditions and will make her Youth Court debut on March 6.

  • Police arrested man after attempt to kidnap barista through drive-thru window

    Police arrested man after attempt to kidnap barista through drive-thru window

    Canada Global (Web News) A man who attempted to drag a barista through a drive-thru window in order to kidnap her was apprehended by police in Washington.

    On Monday, just after 5 a.m., a bungled abduction took place at a Beankini Espresso store. The Auburn, Washington, police department tweeted a video of the incident.

    The attacker, who has not been officially recognised, is seen in the video pulling up to the drive-thru window to pay for his order in a dark-colored Chevy Silverado. The customer grabs the barista’s wrist and pulls her forward as she reaches out of the window to give the driver payment.

    She manages to escape his hold, but not before he makes an effort to bind her wrists using what the police described as a “looped zip-tie device.”

    The attacker taps on the drive-thru window glass as the barista closes it before speeding away.

    On Tuesday, after receiving “huge support from the community,” a suspect who had the word “Chevrolet” tattooed on his left forearm was apprehended, according to police.

    Kolby Crossley, a spokesman for the Auburn Police Department, stated that the barista was working alone when the attack occurred.

    “They are in dangerous situations since they typically control such areas by themselves in the early morning while it is still dark. However, the barista did a fantastic job of defending herself and repelling the intruder, according to Crossley, as quoted by the local media site KIRO 7.

    In the upcoming days, according to Crossley, authorities will make additional details regarding the incident public.

  • Police identify Toronto man allegedly stabbed to death by teen girls

    Police identify Toronto man allegedly stabbed to death by teen girls

    Canada Global (Web News) Canadian officials have revealed the identify of a 59-year-old man who was slain in Toronto after reportedly being “swarmed” by a gang of eight adolescent girls.

    In the middle of December, a chilly night, Ken Lee was fatally stabbed.

    Police claimed that the attacker was surrounded by girls between the ages of 13 and 16, who were later detained and charged close by.

    Lee had just moved out of a homeless shelter.

    On Tuesday, weeks after the attack on December 18 that happened in the city’s downtown just before midnight local time, Toronto police revealed his identify. According to the police, Lee may have been taken advantage of because he was seen carrying alcohol.

    He later passed away at a hospital.

    Currently, the girls are accused of second-degree murder. They are not identifiable under Canadian law since they are minors.

    Before coming together in person the night of the incident, the girls allegedly initially met online, according to the police. They don’t think it was a gang-related incident.

    In the hours before the attack on Lee, a group of up to 10 girls is claimed to have sexually attacked a number of persons at public transportation hubs. According to police, they are still seeking for those victims.

    The ladies are suspected of the assaults, according to law enforcement sources who spoke to Canadian media. Police denied that the occurrences had anything to do with the fatal stabbing.

    Doug Johnson Hatlem, a street pastor who works with Toronto’s homeless community, said to the BBC on Wednesday that he knew many individuals who did, even though he did not personally know Lee.

  • Group of teen girls allegedly attacks several people randomly at Toronto subway stations

    Group of teen girls allegedly attacks several people randomly at Toronto subway stations

    Canada Global (Web News) Police in Toronto are looking into allegations that up to 10 teenage females attacked numerous people at different TTC subway stations last month.

    Between 10 p.m. and 12 a.m. on December 17, according to police, assaults took place at Queen’s Park, St. Partick, Osgoode, St. Andrew, and Union stations.

    Police have sent a news release asking for assistance in finding the attack victims. They kindly request that anyone who believes they may have been assaulted that evening get in touch with the police at 416-808-5200 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477).

    This is the second violent incident involving adolescent girls in Toronto.

    Minutes after the TTC assaults, at around 12:17 in the morning, a gang of eight girls, aged between 13 and 16, allegedly attacked a homeless man on York Street and University Avenue, just outside of Union Station.

    The killing of the victim, identified as 59-year-old Ken Lee, has been blamed on all eight defendants.

  • Police investigate shooting in Calgary parking lot

    Police investigate shooting in Calgary parking lot

    Canada Global (Web News) The Calgary Police Service is looking into a shooting that occurred in the city’s northwest on Tuesday night and sent a man to the hospital.

    Just before 7:30 p.m., according to the police, officers were summoned to the 4100-block of University Avenue N.W. According to them, a man was discovered at the scene with a gunshot wound, and the shooting took place in a nearby parking lot.

    The victim’s wounds weren’t thought to be life-threatening. Police did not mention whether they have a suspect or suspects in the shooting, but they did indicate that they think it was not a random act.

    Police said shortly before 9 p.m. that they were gathering security footage that could aid in their investigation.

  • Two people rushed to hospital after crash involving TTC bus

    Two people rushed to hospital after crash involving TTC bus

    Canada Global (Web News) According to Toronto paramedics, a TTC bus collision on Monday night resulted in the hospitalisation of a 40-year-old male and a 12-year-old boy.

    Around 11:40 p.m., reports of a collision prompted emergency personnel to be dispatched to Bathurst Street and Haddington Avenue, which is located just south of Highway 401.

    According to Toronto Police, after the car and TTC bus collided, the driver of the car then struck a tree.

    According to the paramedics, a man was carried to the hospital with critical wounds. A youngster with critical injuries was also rushed to SickKids on a trauma alert.

  • Armed and dangerous: RCMP seek man wanted for armed robbery in central Alberta

    Armed and dangerous: RCMP seek man wanted for armed robbery in central Alberta

    Canada Global (Web News) Public is being alerted and asked for assistance by the Three Hills RCMP in locating 37-year-old Corey Lavallee, who is sought for armed robbery.

    Red Deer resident Lavallee is thought to have been involved in an incident that happened on November 29 in the community of Delburne, Alberta, which is located about 50 kilometres to the east of Red Deer.

    Lavallee is armed and dangerous, the RCMP claimed. Police suspect he is operating a grey Honda Civic from the 2016 to 2018 model year with the licence plate CMN 446. He is known to frequently visit Penhold and Red Deer.

    He is characterised as having brown hair, green eyes, and a height of five-ten, 240 pounds.

    If Lavallee is seen, the public is advised to avoid him and to call the police right away.

  • Pig’s head thrown on UK mosque in hate crime incident

    Pig’s head thrown on UK mosque in hate crime incident

    Canada Global (Web News) A pig’s head was put on the top of a mosque in the UK, leaving the Muslim population there living in fear, Metro Reported.

    Members of Manchester’s Heatons Muslims Community Trust said that at 9 p.m. on December 9 the animal’s head was found in a visible area of the structure.

    Police received a report of the occurrence, and they classified it as an act of Islamophobic hatred.

    Building’s CCTV footage from that evening, according to HMCT trustee Mohammed Tayyab Mohiuddin, showed a car pulling up with two people inside. When they got out of the car, one of them had a bag of trash in his or her arms.

    There was a little gathering that took place in the community centre in the evening, and as people were leaving, someone yelled, “There’s a pig’s head on the roof.

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    It was simple to notice because the roof was so short. They chose that location, in my opinion, to frighten people. Everyone is aware that it was put there and knows who did it and why.

    “Someone has done it deliberately for that reason because according to our religion, we are not permitted to handle or consume pig’s meat in any way.

    In a statement, the HMCT stated: “In what appears to be a hate crime, a pig’s head was placed on the roof. Sadly, this action is not an isolated incident.

  • A man sentenced to 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit dies soon after his release.

    A man sentenced to 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit dies soon after his release.

    Canada Global Tv: According to reports, a Tennessee man who spent 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit died not long after being released.

    Claude Garrett, 66, died in his sleep earlier this week after only six months of freedom.

    According to his friend Liliana Segura, he was released from Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in May.

    “Claude has enjoyed his independence for the past five months since that time. He relished every moment spent with his daughter, Deana, and in particular with his adored grandchild,” Segura wrote.

    After going to a pub, Lorie Lance perished in a fire in their home in 1992, and Garrett was found guilty of her murder.

    While trying to help Lance, Garrett claimed to have dozed off. He claimed to have woken Lance up and attempted to lead him to the front door. He claimed that instead, she went to the back door as he went outside and dialled the fire department.

    As firefighters tried to get the fire under control, Claude kept telling them “I don’t understand why, I don’t understand why she didn’t follow me out the door,” according to the report.

    After the fire was eventually extinguished, firefighters later found Lorie’s body in a utility room. She had died from smoke inhalation.

    On Aug. 20, 1993, after two and a half days of deliberations, the jury found Claude Garrett guilty of first-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison because of alleged signs of arson.

    Earlier this year, after years of appeals, Criminal Court Judge Monte Watkins wrote that Claude had shown “actual innocence”.