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Toronto Man on the Run After Assaults, Death Threats

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Toronto police seek Mario Norbert Fajko, 28, for assault, choking, and death threats against the same victim. A string of violent arguments led to threats last Sunday and physical attacks earlier in the week. Neighbors are on edge as no arrests have been made. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.

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Toronto Man on the Run After Assaults, Death Threats

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It's March 30th. This is Toronto News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Toronto police are on the hunt for 28-year-old man linked to a string of assaults in East York. The guy's named Mario Norber Fasco, and he's facing charges for assault, choking, and two counts of making death threats. It all stems from arguments turning violent with the same victim. Last Sunday, cops got called to Lumsden Avenue and Woodbine Avenue after he made threats during a talk. That was just the latest in a rough week for the victim. Earlier this week, back on March 25th, things escalated when he choked the person during a dispute. The very next day, March 26th, he struck them and threw them to the ground. No arrest yet, and folks in the neighborhood are on edge about these repeated attacks. Police haven't shared much on the relationship between the suspect and victim, but the pattern shows a clear danger. Investigators are urging anyone with info to call them right away. Stay vigilant out there, Toronto.

Let's hope they nab him soon and keep the street safer.

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