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29-year-old Samuel Opoku, a.k.a PooPoo Man has been charged with s*xual assault Opuku was charged after dumping feces on 5 university students in Toronto on 3 separate days in 2019

Charges include Unauthorized Possession of a Firearm & altering the guns serial number among several other charges.

🚨🚨Health notice: A food handler working at Tim Hortons (181 Livingstone Street East Barrie, ON) has been identified as a confirmed case of Hepatitis A. ...possible fecal-oral exposure at Tim Hortons (181 Livingstone St. E., Barrie) between May 17 and June 3.

This is disgusting. We need the federal government to get serious about bail reform now. We need tough on crime judges who put criminals behind bars, not let them out walking on our streets.

5 men charged in connection with series of York Region break-ins cp24.com/local/york/202…

I like it!!

I wouldn’t know where to begin to get something like that up and running. But the idea is intriguing nonetheless.

Corrupt Service Ontario worker bragged she could evade tolls, was driving stolen car when she was arrested cp24.com/news/canada/20…

2 Brampton men charged in $300K LCBO theft ring, police say ctvnews.ca/toronto/local/…

Thanks Matt, if the timing /stars align I would not rule it out.

Ken Griffin, the billionaire founder of Citadel—a firm that operates both as a hedge fund and one of the largest market makers on Wall Street—recently made public remarks suggesting that retail investors will “lose” when trading against professional or institutional “smart

Balancing two critical roles today: Crime Analyst and guardian of Beatrice’s hairstyle.

A Surrey man's acquittal of a sexual assault charge because he was high on magic mushrooms is sparking outrage. globalnews.ca/news/11248222/…

Hundreds of people defrauded in Toronto ‘taxi scam,’ police say cp24.com/local/toronto/…

The most dangerous and desperate offenders are the ones already out on release. When they’re facing arrest again, they often know their judicial luck has run out—and this time, they might not be released. That’s when they become the most unpredictable. If the only thing standing