-- "Kingston Lammar Bradley, 18, was caught dropping a plastic tub holding a dismembered woman’s torso while walking through a Georgia apartment complex. A search of Bradley’s home disturbingly revealed several blood-stained areas, a mop, a bucket of water, a carpet cleaner, a strong odor of bleach, and a large bloody saw." --And meet Chukwunonso Uzoma David Uzoma Eze.
-- "Israeli Defense Forces said on Thursday that it had eliminated Hamas Commander Mahmoud Abd al-Fattah Awad, who held hostages Daniella Gilboa, Karina Ariev, Doron Steinbrecher, Naama Levy, Ziv Berman, Omri Miran and Eitan Mor in a Gaza tunnel during the war." --
-- "Toronto Police say two officers are in hospital after a vehicle involved in an auto theft investigation in Rexdale crashed into their cruiser early Thursday morning. When they arrived on scene, police said, the officers observed two vehicles fleeing the area. At that time, one of the vehicles collided with a police car. The identity of the suspect in custody has not been released." --And there's this.
-- "Transgender people are murdered at lower rates than the overall US population — and when they are, the killer’s primary motive is usually not bias, according to think tank Manhattan Institute. The dominant pattern is not hateful white men hunting down black transgender victims because of racism and transphobia. It is violence between people who know each other, sleep with each other, live around each other, or encounter each other in high-risk contexts." --
-- "York Regional Police have dismantled a high-tech dark web drug syndicate, leaving Cedric Olipano, 38, Lexia Oliver, 23, Pui Yan Lai, 42, Benjamin Cuenta, 34, and Sierra Boudreau, 27, behind bars and millions in seized drugs, guns and luxury items." --And...
-- "Sahan Alam, 40, and Hasan Al-Mamun, 29, man, have both been charged with kidnapping." --
-- "The attacker — identified as 29-year-old Sean Ward from nearby Quinte West — was critically wounded by return fire from police and taken into custody. Ward was armed with a shotgun." --
Photo obtained from Ward's fathers Facebook page via 'Belleville Neighbours (uncensored)' chat group.
UPDATE: Military record confirmed...
-- "Sean Ward, the suspect in the Belleville synagogue shooting, served in the Canadian Armed Forces from July 2017 until his release in June 2022 at the rank of corporal. He served as an infantry soldier with the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry and did not deploy during his service." --UPDATE2: Use a gun... you're done...
-- "Sean Ward, who opened fire on a police officer outside a Belleville, Ont. synagogue over the weekend has died." --
-- "Raghav Sharma, 27, of Caledon, Ont. has died just days after he was shot at Lawrence Avenue and Underhill Drive in North York. Police have arrested and charged Tahir Mian, 23, of Stouffville with second-degree murder." --
-- "Walmart customer Bert Atienza, 77, was beaten to death by Travis White and Erika Mitchell, the parents of a teen employee who he had argued with after accusing her of nearly ramming his wife with a shopping cart. Their teen daughter, who no longer works for Walmart, was charged with assault and battery, aggravated malicious wounding and conspiracy to commit a felony." --
-- "Maryland couple Oscar Pineda and Katerin Monzon-Alvarado were arrested after the death of their 2-month-old daughter who suffered head injuries, with Pineda telling Baltimore Police the girl's injuries were caused by 'Satan slamming a door on the child,' according to charging documents and prosecutors." --
-- "Ottawa Police Service says 33-year-old Amin Osman-Ali has been arrested in connection with a shooting on Bank Street on Saturday that left a victim in his 20s with life-threatening injuries." --
-- "Sunita Deoja admits she approached the truck’s driver side and held onto the truck while she attempted to speak with the woman. Her friend Andrew Aps admits to chasing the pickup truck in the parking lot to stop the driver from leaving." --Wait a minute...
-- "Aps admits he does not have a valid license. Peel Police said according to witness testimony and surveillance video they obtained, Aps intentionally struck the vehicle not once but 'multiple times.'" --In this country... if you have a problem with someone you call a cop. At least, that's how it used to work.
-- "Nicholas Bennett, the 19-year-old suspect charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a veteran Toronto police officer Const. Marc Pinizzotto addressed the court virtually from what appeared to be a hospital room." --This 'gun for hire' gangbanger should never be able to look at blue sky again.
-- "Seven residents from Scarborough and a 41-year-old man from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory are facing charges under the Cannabis Act. Last November, the OPP said an investigation into a cannabis production operation on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory led to the seizure of $79 million worth of plants." --Of course... you have to go elsewhere to get the names...
-- "Mario Maurice Baptiste Jr., 41, of Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Alan Cheong, 51, Bao Xia Feng, 53, Cai Xia Fu, 69, Gaofeng Li, 56, Xiu Juan Liu, 65, and Chuan Cai Wang, 69, all of Scarborough." --And it's not just here in Ontario.
-- "Korchinski-Paquet’s death sparked protests in Toronto calling for changes to the way police officers respond to mental health crises. Her family had indicated that she was experiencing a mental health crisis in the moments leading up to her death." --Wait a minute...
-- "Five 911 calls were made by Korchinski-Paquet, her mother and brother, after Korchinski-Paquet and her brother were engaged in a fight. She apparently 'fell while trying unsuccessfully to vault to a neighbouring balcony.'" --
-- "Edmonton Police officers shot and killed a 36-year-old man Sunday morning. In a media release at 10:10 p.m., the Edmonton Police Service said officers were called to a home near Donsdale Drive and 45 Avenue, where a man with a gun had entered and shot a woman and infant." --NOTA BENE...
-- "The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has been notified to determine whether there was officer misconduct." --Meanwhile back at the ranch...
-- "Toronto Police say a male haslife-threatening injuries after being shot at Jane Street and Finch Avenue in North York on Monday afternoon." --
-- "Zarian Sanders is facing multiple felony charges after police say he and Devonta Johnson kicked in an apartment door, triggering a violent fight that left the second intruder dead." --And, yet again... it's the guys with the way-cool names.
-- "Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., last week warned of 'racial terror' and 'widespread modern-day lynchings' in the U.S. as she joined dozens of Democrats demanding that the Department of Justice investigate hanging deaths of Black Americans." --Always the guys with the way-cool names...
-- "Police arrested Jarques Ratliff, 51, in connection to Fortune's death." --Shontel goes for it...
-- "'In the last year, there’s been an alarming increase in Black Americans found dead hanging from trees. We know what that has meant throughout our history,' said Democrat Rep. Shontel Brown." --Apparently Jussie Smollet was unavailable for comment.
-- "Brampton man Lovpreet Mannis is facing half a dozen charges in connection with a series of attempted carjackings and a stabbing last weekend. Mannis, 27, has been charged with three counts of robbery, aggravated assault, weapons dangerous, and uttering threats." --And... I'm guessing his name wasn't Bob or Doug...
-- "Durham Regional Police have arrested and charged a 13-year-old boy after a firearm was found and seized at an Ajax hotel on Wednesday." --And there's this...
-- "Police are searching for a suspect in connection with multiple robberies at Square One mall in Mississauga that injured two people." --
-- "Toronto Police say they’ve arrested a second suspect, Christopher Atkins-Price, 30, in the 2022 Scarborough shooting death of Ding Ping Wang. They have also charged Atkins-Price with attempted murder in a separate, non-fatal shooting months later." --Meanwhile... back at Jane and Wilson.
-- "Police say Mahith Sivananthan, 18, Mohammad Sakrak, 18, and two male youths are facing more than 200 charges after a months‑long investigation into a property‑crime ring connected to dozens of commercial break‑ins, vehicle thefts and fraud‑related offences across Durham Region and the Greater Toronto Area." --No, you don't get to know his name...
-- "Halton Police have arrested a man in his 40s after an adult woman was found dead inside a Burlington apartment early Thursday morning." --And there's this.
