-- "A male suspect is at-large after a man in his 30s was stabbed near Al Baaqi Supermarket at 678 Kennedy Rd south of Eglinton Avenue in Scarborough late Sunday afternoon." --POP QUIZ:
-- "How did boring, white-bread Scarberia become Scarlem — a mess of street gangs, firebombings and stabbings?" --
-- "Jaden Riley, 25, from New Tecumseth, Ont. has been charged with second-degree murder after Iman Khawane, 25, was found shot in a downtown Toronto apartment building on Saturday and later died." --
Inevitably, yet again... the folks with the way-cool names.
You know, the folks who shoot at cops...
-- The suspect, identified as 24-year-old Isaiah Bachoo, of Brampton is ‘subject to multiple court-ordered firearm prohibitions.’" --Ol' Isaiah is also a pimp.
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will look into an expense program under which former governors general billed the government more than half a million dollars last year. The program, which launched in 1979 and has been shrouded in secrecy, allows each former governor general to bill up to $206,040 per year, on top of their pensions." --The Liberals aren't worried about the peasants...
-- "Former governor general Adrienne Clarkson had billed taxpayers more than $1.1 million since leaving Rideau Hall 13 years earlier." --
-- "Millions of hopeful medical students across India are resitting a crucial exam under unprecedented security, after the first paper was cancelled following allegations that the questions had been leaked. Nervous students were met with biometric identification checks, metal detectors, armoured patrols and frisking at exam centres on Sunday morning." --It's an ingrained part of. the culture...
-- "'There is fear because the exam paper has leaked once already. This is not a one-off thing, it happens every year,' said one student." --
-- "A crazy street takeover crippled an intersection in Baldwin Hills Saturday morning at 2:30 a.m. blocking an ambulance and creating traffic congestion — but Los Angeles Police Department officers responding to La Brea Avenue and Obama Boulevard failed to arrest anyone." --Where are the 'Rooftop Koreans' when you really need them?
-- "Toronto man Jefferson Henry, 44, has been charged with robbery, aggravated assault and two counts of breach of probation after an alleged unprovoked robbery left a victim with serious injuries earlier this month." --Meanwhile, back in Mississauga...
-- "A suspect is in custody after firing a gun at a police officer during an investigation in Mississauga, earlier this morning. The circumstances leading up to the shooting remains unclear." --They got him, the usual, well... you know...
-- "Isaiah Bachoo, a 24-year-old man from Brampton is in custody." --
-- "An Iranian court sentenced a prominent singer named Parastoo Ahmadi and a group of seven fellow artists to 74 lashes each, a two-year ban on leaving the country, and a two-year ban on artistic activity, after they livestreamed a performance on YouTube, according to her videographer and local media." --
NOTA BENE... In Iran, women are banned from singing in public
Interesting that the Carney Liberals are so intent on censoring the internet themselves lately.
-- "In an [ambiguous] update Saturday afternoon, Duty Insp. Dan Pravicta said police had a suspect in custody. The man’s name, age, and relationship to the victim are not immediately available, as well as what possible charges he may be facing." --There is no word on who the victim is either... smell that professional journalism.
-- "'I can feel the hate swelling in you,' smiled Obama. 'Give in to your anger. With each passing moment, you make yourself more my servant.' 'Sir, I'm literally paid to be your butler,' responded the aide." --
-- "The two robbers, later identified as Joshua Noe and Marquis Porter-Doyle, were overpowered by Harris and Jones-Ransom. Harris and his coworker were fired from the store weeks after they stopped the robbery. 'They told me they were terminating me. I was surprised. I was distraught. I was confused.'" --JUST LEAVE YOUR COJONES AT HOME...
-- "Starbucks said the two workers did not adhere to the company policy of 'complying with demands and avoiding actions that could increase risk.'” --
-- "Toronto Police say a woman has life-threatening injuries after being shot at an apartment building near Jarvis and Dundas streets Saturday morning. There is no suspect description available." --But, wait... there's more...
-- "Toronto Police are investigating a shooting that took place in Chinatown early Saturday morning." --And, remember... only use Grade A, Number 1 heroin...
-- "Toronto Public Health sent out a drug alert Friday, urging people to be safe when using substances." --
Enjoy your weekend, Toronto.
Meanwhile... just up the 400...
-- "Barrie Police are investigating the death of a man and woman who were found deceased inside a home on Saturday. No other details were provided." --
-- "All that fervor returned this week at the dedication and opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. There was no controversy over whether it's ugly, whether there were local fights over its construction or the current question of whether all the minority subcontractors have been paid. There are no scandals in the warm glow of Obama Land." --
-- "Africa CDC epidemiologist Wessam Mankoula said there should be 17,000 to 35,000 contacts for the 894 confirmed cases – but so far only about 4,000 contacts have been traced, or about 15 percent of the total. ‘We are still far from controlling the situation of this outbreak,’ he warned.". --Carney could fill up the nursing homes... there's a strategy...
-- "One of the biggest problems facing health workers is mistrust and hostility from people living in the eastern Congo." --Don't get me started on mistrust.
-- "Peel Regional Police have arrested Sureshkumaran Rajaputhiran, 34, for three ATM robberies and assaults in Brampton spanning over multiple months. One of the victims was a elderly citizen." --
-- "Const. Pinizzotto, a veteran member of the Emergency Task Force, was shot and killed while officers executed a series of search warrants tied to the U.S. ConsulatE shooting investigation and other GTA gunfire incidents." --As usual, the folks with the way-cool names...
-- "Police say further investigation has identified a third suspect, who they believe to be 25-year-old Dzsenifer Olah, of Toronto, who is wanted for second-degree murder." --h
-- "Newly uncovered videos and images show Canadian-made sniper rifles in the hands of Sudanese paramilitary fighters and a Libyan militia, as well as openly advertised online by Yemeni arms dealers. Sudan and Libya are both under Canadian arms embargoes, while Yemen faces targeted sanctions." --Liberal Party continues to embrace 'Muslim values'...
-- "Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand told journalists at the G20 summit in Johannesburg that month, 'Believe me, I am looking into this very seriously." But no public action has followed.'" --
-- “'What we’re seeing is a direct result of the wording in the US-Iran MoU. The deal lifts the US blockade in phases (‘fully within 30 days’), so the US is mid-process by design,' he said. 'Iran is using that gap: It says the strait stays closed until the blockade is ‘completely lifted,’ so it can claim the lift isn’t done and call this a re-closure.'” --IT'S ALL PART OF THE ISLAMIC TERROR STRATEGY...
-- "According to the report, Hamas continued to send deceptive and pro-negotiation messages to Israel even in the days leading up to October 7." --It gets better...
-- "The first round of technical talks under the new US-Iran memorandum of understanding will not take place on Friday. 'The Iranians have demanded guarantees that hostilities in Lebanon will end.'" --It's time to warm up the F35s.
-- "Toronto Police say the death of a man believed to be in his 30s, who was found unresponsive in a laneway at Eglinton Avenue and Keele Street is being treated as suspicious. No further details have been released." --Yup... Isaiah got shwacked...
-- "Toronto resident Isaiah Peters Alexander, 28, was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in a laneway in Toronto’s west end. It was determined that Alexander had been shot, investigators said." --
-- "A gleeful Obama had waltzed off the stage to the music, followed by a smiling former first lady Jill Biden, while the 46th president stood there seemingly dazed all by himself. For reasons that aren’t clear, the 83-year-old went over to the podium and took off his sunglasses before staring into the crowd with a puzzled look on his face." --It gets better... by which I mean worse...
“Where’s my granddaughter?” he shouted from the podium.
-- "A 70-year-old and 71-year-old married couple were found dead after a 'disturbance' at a home near Hurontario Street and Lakeshore Road in Mississauga on Thursday night.. Early reports indicate the couple were stabbed. Police have released an image of their son, 46-year-old Jordan Sangwin." --Meanwhile... in other 'White Guys in the News' news.
-- "A 69-year-old Canadian has been shot dead at an evening barbecue picnic known as a bush braai, at Kruger National Park in South Africa. Authorities say it appears to be an accident... ‘A private guide accidentally discharged a firearm, resulting in the fatal injury,’ said the South African Police Service." --UPDATE: Hmmm.. pretty much as I thought...
-- "The 69-year-old male tourist approached the concession operator, who was holding a rifle and asked if it was a real firearm. While the operator was demonstrating that it was a real rifle, it reportedly discharged, killing the tourist instantly." --CBC confirms it was the nasty, evil gun...
-- "While demonstrating that it was a real rifle, the firearm reportedly discharged." --
Seems this was some sort of new AI rifle with a mind of its own.
UPDATE: Victim in Kruger Park shooting id'd...
-- "The Canadian tourist who died in Kruger National Park has been identified as 69-year-old Yat Wing Albert Lam." --
The alleged shooter is already out on bail.
UPDATE2: Second Canadian says South African Police are not telling the truth
-- "An Ecuadorean man, leader of one of the country's most feared criminal gangs, has been shot dead as he was leaving the airport in Ecuador's largest city. While Guayaquil, has been particularly badly hit by drug and gang-related violence, the daylight attack right outside the airport's arrival hall has shocked locals." --SOUTH AMERICA IS A DISASTER...
This latest deadly shooting came just a day after Ecuador's President declared a fresh state of emergency in 10 provinces.
-- "A THREE-year-old boy has been thrown into a crocodile enclosure at Johnson’s Zoo in Cambridgeshire. An unnamed 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. The child was raced to hospital with serious injuries and is said to be in critical but stable condition. The man and the boy were not known to each other, police have confirmed." --
For the record, the suspect’s name has not been released. Hmm... I wonder why.
UPDATE: Suspect is now out on bail
Meanwhile... some good news.
-- "Medhani Yohans is no stranger to the public eye. Cops have released numerous bulletins describing him as a high-risk offender with a history of violence including sex assaults on two strangers. He refuses to follow court orders and struggles with the language. He has a lengthy criminal record and 'major mental illness.' Yohans was smuggled into Canada via Europe." --Nota bene... maybe the fifth time is the charm...
-- "This marks Yohans 4th release followed by another arrest, raising renewed concerns about public safety and the justice system’s catch-and-release approach." --
POP QUIZ... Who's paying Mr Crazy Eyes room and board?
And, yes... it's Eco-Carney to the rescue.
-- "Hassan Khomeini, grandson of the founder of the Islamic regime, Ruhollah Mostafavi Musavi Khomeini, hailed the Memorandum of Understanding as a 'major victory for Tehran', promising that the 'greater jihad would now begin.'" --Elusive, reportedly homosexual Supreme Leader weighs in...
-- "Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said Wednesday he 'held a different view' on the Memorandum of Understanding signed by the presidents of Iran and the United States." --
-- "Abraham Alvarez, 31, came to the US as a child and failed to leave the country when his B2 visa expired in 2001, but was granted deportation relief under the Obama administration through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program." --In other 'Obama-land' news...
-- "Turns out is wasn’t a white racist who lit that cross on fire. Nope, it was all a hoax perpetrated by a Trump-hating Asian college student named Merlin Lu." --Meanwhile... back in the land of stinky cheese and surrender.
-- "Toronto Police say 19-year-old Zara Jabbi, wanted in connection with a shooting at the U.S. Consulate back in March has now been arrested. Two firearms seized during the June 11 raids have been linked to 27 shooting incidents throughout the GTA, including the consulate shooting." --
New York Times is reporting Jabbi was arrested at Pearson airport trying to flee.
How many ways can I actually not say 'Iran?'
-- "News of the arrest comes oneo flee. day after Canada’s Secretary of State for Combatting Crime, suggested 'foreign entities' are believed to be behind recent gun-for-hire shootings at synagogues in Toronto." --I'm so old, I remember when this was called 'terrorism.' The usual, well... you know...
-- "Jayon Burgher, 18, one of three men accused in a series of GTA shootings linked to the 'gun-for-hire' scheme is from Barrie, according to police." --
-- "The day before the murder, the teen, who is now 18, had received instructions to shoot Selvasingam in the body, then deliver a fatal shot to the head when he went down. He was arrested on July 15, 2024, after fleeing provincial police in a stolen car, the court heard. The firearm used to murder tow trucker Sulakshan Selvasingam was found inside the vehicle." --The teen and his two friends were paid just $7,500 for the hit.
