Toronto police investigate reports 2 officers charged at Aylmer church for allegedly defying COVID-19 rules
Toronto police are investigating reports two of its officers were among four people charged at a church gathering in Alymer, Ont., on Tuesday evening for allegedly defying the province s pandemic health rules.
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Posted: Apr 23, 2021 12:53 PM ET | Last Updated: April 23
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3:48Investigators are looking over this video circulating on social media to see if two Toronto Police officers were among the four people charged for allegedly violating pandemic health restrictions at an Aylmer, Ont., church.3:48
Last Updated Thursday, April 8, 2021 2:53PM EDT An off-duty Toronto police officer is facing charges after allegedly soliciting a sex trade worker in York Region last month. York Regional Police say that on March 31, they were notified by a victim that a man had contacted her to arrange to meet at a hotel and for her to provide him with sexual services. “When the suspect arrived, he was wearing a firearm and told her that he was a police officer,” York Regional Police said in a statement issued on Thursday. “The victim got upset and demanded that he leave.” Officers from the Special Victims Unit began an investigation into the allegations and on April 2, they arrested a 37-year-old Georgina man identified as Travis Houston.
TORONTO An off-duty Toronto police officer is facing charges after allegedly soliciting a sex trade worker in York Region last month. York Regional Police say that on March 31, they were notified by a victim that a man had contacted her to arrange to meet at a hotel and for her to provide him with sexual services. “When the suspect arrived, he was wearing a firearm and told her that he was a police officer,” York Regional Police said in a statement issued on Thursday. “The victim got upset and demanded that he leave.” Officers from the Special Victims Unit began an investigation into the allegations and on April 2, they arrested a 37-year-old Georgina man identified as Travis Houston.
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A three-year-old girl died and her friend was hospitalized after a weekend sleepover in Scarborough.
Now investigators are trying to determine if it was the breakfast cereal the tots ate that caused them to become sick Sunday morning.
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“She was healthy, happy and dancing on Saturday, then the next day she’s gone,” heartbroken mom Maurine Mirembe told the
Toronto Sun on Wednesday.
She and her daughter, Bernice Nantanda Wamala, lived together in an apartment on Birchmount Rd., south of St. Clair Ave. E., and she agreed to let the toddler spend Saturday night at her friend’s apartment in the same building.