Lisa Lebitka’s murder first in Leaside in 10 years
A survey of homicide numbers city-wide, in fact, shows about one-fifth of the city’s 140 neighbourhoods have remained murder-free since 2005
...from racial profiling which The Star accussed and crucified Toronto Police Services of doing. Basically the article is saying it is safer to live in Leaside than Jane/Finch, Lawrence Heights, etc. although in fairness to the perps they commit their criminal acts with concern for imaginary boundries.
Showing posts with label Crime Profiling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crime Profiling. Show all posts
Sunday, January 08, 2012
Monday, October 03, 2011
We're Not Mexico...
...but does a day go by that we don't read about deadly violence on Toronto streets.
Man killed during nuit blanche
While downtown swelled with Nuit Blanche revellers on Saturday night, a 25-year-old man was shot to death outside Trinity Bellwoods Park while sitting in his car
While downtown swelled with Nuit Blanche revellers on Saturday night, a 25-year-old man was shot to death outside Trinity Bellwoods Park while sitting in his car
Saturday, October 01, 2011
Two Questions...
* where do the "clients" get their illegal drugs?
* how do they "earn" the money to buy the illegal drugs?
With addicts, nothing works perfectly, but every little bit helps
Christie Blatchford: I hail from a long line of addicts, so it’s unsurprising that in the judgment about the controversial safe-injection clinic Insite, what grabbed me were the case’s two individual claimants
Injection sites for shooting up on illegal substances okay BUT:
Metro Vancouver board appears poised to ban smoking in its parks
Vancouver's Public Policies: An Absolute Disgrace!
Much about my hometown of Vancouver I love. But there's also a whole lot to be embarrassed about. Vancouver Courier columnist, Mark Hasiuk, succinctly outlines some of the most egregious recent examples, including giving out crack pipes to children.
Update: The parasites have won a victory. They must be so incredibly proud of themselves to be instrumental in continuing the destruction & exploitation of the lives of the downtrodden. -- h/t TJ & The Phantom
Posted by Robert at 12:08 PM
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* how do they "earn" the money to buy the illegal drugs?
With addicts, nothing works perfectly, but every little bit helps
Christie Blatchford: I hail from a long line of addicts, so it’s unsurprising that in the judgment about the controversial safe-injection clinic Insite, what grabbed me were the case’s two individual claimants
Injection sites for shooting up on illegal substances okay BUT:
Metro Vancouver board appears poised to ban smoking in its parks
Vancouver's Public Policies: An Absolute Disgrace!
Much about my hometown of Vancouver I love. But there's also a whole lot to be embarrassed about. Vancouver Courier columnist, Mark Hasiuk, succinctly outlines some of the most egregious recent examples, including giving out crack pipes to children.
Update: The parasites have won a victory. They must be so incredibly proud of themselves to be instrumental in continuing the destruction & exploitation of the lives of the downtrodden. -- h/t TJ & The Phantom
Posted by Robert at 12:08 PM
Comments (53)
Monday, May 16, 2011
Hmmm! You Have To Wonder...
...whether this is a result of the trumpeted reduction of crime in the $1B Regent Park redevelopement. The gangstas, drug dealers, et al have gone north.
Violent week in northwest Toronto
2011/05/15 21:13:15
The Jane and Finch neighbourhood has seen four shooting incidents within the past week.
Violent week in northwest Toronto
2011/05/15 21:13:15
The Jane and Finch neighbourhood has seen four shooting incidents within the past week.
Sunday, December 05, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
THE STAR: More Police NOT Needed...
By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun
Those who wield the guns in Toronto and the victims whose lives they’ve snuffed out both seem to be getting younger all the time.
Hopefully Mayor Ford's solution is more one on one involvement from the community and less funding for racism cottage industries...
Keeping kids from gangs is key, Ford says
By JOE WARMINGTON, Toronto Sun
The “coach” knows the horror of knowing kids who have lost their battle on Toronto’s deadly streets.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Dance Gypsie, Dance...
'Romas from Eastern Europe are what normal people call gypsies'
James Fulford explains:
They typically want a better life so much that they’re willing to steal it.
***
And they're flooding into Canada as you read this.
# Kathy Shaidle
James Fulford explains:
They typically want a better life so much that they’re willing to steal it.
***
And they're flooding into Canada as you read this.
# Kathy Shaidle
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Bricks And Mortar Do Not Make A Community...
Police hunt for shooter in Regent Park homicides
Toronto police are on the hunt for one or more people who opened fire on two people as they left a party in Regent Park.
'New' Regent Park, same old problems
By CHRIS DOUCETTE, Toronto Sun
Countless millions have already been spent revitalizing Regent Park, but it seems to have done little to stem the flow of bloodshed or halt the rising body count in the notoriously troubled neighbourhood.
Criminal manipulation
By LORRIE GOLDSTEIN, QMI Agency
Crime statistics in Canada are being used by so-called “wise elites” to paint an inaccurate and rosy picture of what’s actually happening on our streets.
...something that leftwing social engineers fail to comprehend and it is a shame and an insult to the vast majority of the residents, many of who are the working "poor," who want to contribute but seem to be hampered by petty beauracrats and social in-activists who blame society rather than zero in the miniscule part of the community who are involved in criminal activities.
Wednesday, October 06, 2010
Does Our Justice System Have Any CREDIBILITY Left...
Lorne Gunter: The justice system’s elites must respect ordinary citizens
Aaron Lynett / National Post
Anthony Bennett: Convict, alleged thief ... and the Crown's leading witness against shop-owner David Chen.
Crown prosecutors had better come up with some pretty remarkable evidence against David Chen, the Toronto green grocer, when he goes to trial on Wednesday; because if the case is more or less as it appears to be — i.e., small business owner captures habitual thief, then is charged with assault for his efforts — the Crown’s prosecution of Mr. Chen will have done tremendous damage to the credibility of Canada’s justice system.
Mr. Chen performed a citizen’s arrest in May 2009 against Anthony Bennett after Mr. Bennett had stolen a tray of flowers from Mr. Chen’s shop and then returned an hour later. The grocer recognized Mr. Bennett, a well-known petty criminal in the neighbourhood, with a conviction record going back 33 years. Along with two of his employees, Mr. Chen chased Mr. Bennett into an alley outside the store, tackled him, tied him up and held him in the back of a delivery van until police arrived. For this, police charged Mr. Chen with assault, kidnapping and forcible confinement.
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Aaron Lynett / National Post
Anthony Bennett: Convict, alleged thief ... and the Crown's leading witness against shop-owner David Chen.
Crown prosecutors had better come up with some pretty remarkable evidence against David Chen, the Toronto green grocer, when he goes to trial on Wednesday; because if the case is more or less as it appears to be — i.e., small business owner captures habitual thief, then is charged with assault for his efforts — the Crown’s prosecution of Mr. Chen will have done tremendous damage to the credibility of Canada’s justice system.
Mr. Chen performed a citizen’s arrest in May 2009 against Anthony Bennett after Mr. Bennett had stolen a tray of flowers from Mr. Chen’s shop and then returned an hour later. The grocer recognized Mr. Bennett, a well-known petty criminal in the neighbourhood, with a conviction record going back 33 years. Along with two of his employees, Mr. Chen chased Mr. Bennett into an alley outside the store, tackled him, tied him up and held him in the back of a delivery van until police arrived. For this, police charged Mr. Chen with assault, kidnapping and forcible confinement.
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Toronto Should Be That Lucky...
Anti-Mafia prosecutors in Italy probing an international crime network say they've uncovered the new face of the Mafia in Toronto, alleging there are seven dominant mob families in the city
...if this was the case we would be making a profit, not be at the brink of bankruptcy, and we wouldn't have a bunch of amateurs at Toronto Silly Hall under Godfather Miller nickel and diming us to death.
THE SILLY HALL MOB...
Friday, September 24, 2010
Indian Solitude...
Calls for aggressive action to stamp out illegal tobacco
Opposition politicians and interest groups say governments need to take much more aggressive action to halt the contraband tobacco trade in the wake of a National Post investigation that has revealed an industry virtually out of control
The New Big Tobacco: The complete series
Transcript: Tom Blackwell and experts on the New Big Tobacco Series
Opposition politicians and interest groups say governments need to take much more aggressive action to halt the contraband tobacco trade in the wake of a National Post investigation that has revealed an industry virtually out of control
The New Big Tobacco: The complete series
Transcript: Tom Blackwell and experts on the New Big Tobacco Series
Monday, August 02, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Dispensing Justice...
SIU Probes Fatal Shooting
Mon, 2010-04-19 05:39.
The province's Special Investigations Unit has been called in to probe what led to the shooting death of a man following an early morning chase on the waterfront.The incident started when police began following a car in the area of Leslie and Commissioners Streets at approximately 1 a.m., Monday. Soon after officers stopped following the vehicle.
A short time later, the car was spotted at foot of Cherry and Commissioners Streets.
Police reportedly set up a roadblock and then opened fire when the driver steered the car right at them. One officer was struck by the car and the driver fatally shot.
The officer was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital with minor injuries, while the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene.
The SIU is asking anyone with information to contact them at 416-622-0748 or 1-800-787-8529.
The SIU is called in to investigate reports involving police where there has been death, serious injury or allegations of sexual assault.
(with additional files from Suzette Francis)
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