Toronto Man Sought for Streetcar Attack

0:00It's March 25th. This is Toronto News today, your AI-powered local news. Police in Toronto are asking for the public's help to identify a man who seriously hurt a street car passenger last week. On March 16th, around 7.15 pm, near Spadina Avenue and College Street, the suspect punched and kicked the victim, causing him to fall out of the open door onto a median before fleeing on foot. The victim ended up in hospital with major injuries. Meanwhile, York Regional Police arrested a 39-year-old Toronto man, linked to nine home breakings in Markham, from late November through. Mid-March Neville-Ricky Young targeted empty-looking houses at night, stealing jewelry and designer clothes from bedrooms. Officers searched two Toronto homes on Tuesday, seizing stolen goods worth thousands, and he now faces multiple break-in and possession charges. In Vaughn, gunshots hit a home on Wednesday morning, just days after someone tried to torch a vehicle in the same driveway.

1:00Shell casings were found, and a black SUV sped away, while earlier a dark sedan and two suspects in dark clothes failed to set the car on fire with. Gasoline No one was hurt, but police are checking if the attacks connect and reviewing social media videos possibly from the suspects. Durham Police are hunting two Romanian men for a clever car scam in Skugog. Various Zorela, 31, and Constantine Tinasse, 26, all two anays damaged a test drive vehicle by pouring oil in the engine, then haggled the owner down. To a low price with fake repair claims, they're wanted for fraud and mischief over $5,000 each, with possible other victims out there. Investigators across the region have made arrests in other cases too, like a 19-year-old nap for a knife-point gas station robbery in Asua, and four people charged in an Oakfield home invasion that netted over $70,000 in clothes. Calls are out for tips on all these incidents to help wrap up loose ends and find more leads.