3 Arrested in $1M Toronto Condo Heist

0:00Toronto Police just wrapped up a six-month probe called Project Compass, leading to the arrests of three men behind a string of daytime break-ins at, high-end condos, and apartments in Toronto and York Region. These guys pose as construction workers to sneak past security and residents, hitting more than 30 homes and making off with over 1 million. Dollars in jewelry, cash, precious metals, and family heirlooms. The operation kicked off back in September 2025, when cops spotted a clear pattern in these bold daytime hits across multiple. Neighborhoods Investigators linked the crimes using details like the Suspect Silver Jeep Compass, showing it was a tight-knit crew hitting targets deliberately over months. Residents in these upscale buildings got caught off guard, with the thefts causing real pain from lost valuables that can't be replaced. The break-in spread fear in the community, prompting police to warn about trusting folks and work here who don't belong. Now, the three Suspect space hundreds of charges combined, from break-in enter to conspiracy

1:02and possessing stolen goods. They showed up in court on Monday, and cops have released their photos to jog memories. If you live in those areas and spotted shady construction types or missing items, hit up the police, or betting more victims will step forward to. Close this out for good. You've been listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news.