Wild Stunts & Arrests: A Week in Crime

0:00It's April 9th. This is Canada News today, your AI-powered local news. A 20-year-old woman from Mississauga pulled off a wild stunt last Saturday around 1046 a.m. on Highway 5 near Rockchabble Road in Burlington. She lost control during a left turn on wet roads, veered off, and her car climbed the Hydro Polls' Guy Wire, ending up straight vertical. No one hurt, just mine her car damage, and cops reminded everyone to slow down in slick conditions. Shifting to Hamilton, early April 3rd around 715 a.m., a neighbor spat turned ugly on Cannon Street near Ottawa. Police chased down one guy who wouldn't cooperate, tussled him in the cuffs for threats and property damage, then found a loaded sawdoth shotgun in, his back. He's facing prohibited weapon charges now. That same night in Hamilton, around 815 p.m., a 17-year-old girl walked into a hospital with a gunshot wound. He's recovering, but no one's talking details on where or how it went down, so police

1:02are digging and asking for public tips. Toronto saw a quick arrest, too. A 37-year-old got napped for a hate-fueled assault. January 16th in the PATH tunnels, spitting and hurling anti-black slurs at a stranger, plus another building scuffle Wednesday. He's hit with assault, weapon, and probation violation charges. Holding up another Toronto catch, a 30-year-old charged for tailing a teen girl Monday in the upper beaches, blocking her path until she ditched him. Cops want more info on all these to keep Streets safer.