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Drugged & Robbed: Toronto Police Hunt 3 Women

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Toronto police seek three women involved in a brazen drugging and robbery. A victim was spiked with an unknown substance at a hotel, robbed of phone and cash, and abandoned. One suspects photo is released, with potential for more victims. Witnesses urged to come forward.

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Drugged & Robbed: Toronto Police Hunt 3 Women

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Drugged & Robbed: Toronto Police Hunt 3 Women. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 1st, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready. Toronto police are hunting three women linked to a brazen drugging in robbery downtown. It all went down in the early morning hours of March 29th, when a victim hooked up with one suspect at a hotel near Young and Girard streets. Things turned sour fast after they headed to her room. Once inside, police say the woman spiked the victim's drink with some unknown substance, leaving them seriously ill. She then hustled the victim out. To a Black Dodge Durango park nearby, where two other women were waiting to jump in on the crime. The crew grabbed the victim's phone right away and drained their accounts with multiple e-transfers until they hit the limit. Not done yet, they drove to an ATM, forced the cash withdrawal, then ditched the victim at another hotel near University Avenue and Adelaide Street West, before peeling out. Cops have dropped a photo of one suspect to help ID her, but no other descriptions are out there yet. They're warning this might not be a one-off, with possible other victims still coming

forward. If you know anything or think you got hit by something similar, hit up Toronto police. They're pushing hard to lock this down quick. Stay sharp out there folks.

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