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<a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/category/toronto-police" target="_blank">Toronto police</a> say a six-year-old American Bulldog-Pitbull named Stella that was allegedly stolen in the city&#8217;s east end earlier this week has been found.
Police said they were called at 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday for reports of a robbery in the area of Woodbine Avenue and Lakeshore Boulevard.
Officers said a woman was walking her dog when she got into a conversation with a man. The dog then went into the man&#8217;s vehicle to cool off and the man allegedly pushed the woman and drove away with the dog inside the car.
		
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				6-year-old American Bulldog-Pitbull allegedly stolen from owner in Toronto&#8217;s east end			</a>
		
	
A police spokesperson told Global News the dog ended up at an animal shelter, though it is unclear how she got there.
Workers at the shelter later discovered from a Toronto police news release that Stella had been stolen and contacted the owners.
Stella is reported to be in good health.
Police said no charges have been laid, but the investigation is ongoing.
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Toronto police say a six-year-old dog named Stella that was allegedly stolen in the city’s east end earlier this week has been found. 

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<a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/category/toronto-police" target="_blank">Toronto police</a> say a pedestrian was critically injured after a <a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/tag/hit-and-run" target="_blank">hit-and-run</a> downtown on Friday.
Police tweeted about the incident, which happened in the Sherbourne and Front streets area, after 10 p.m.
Officers said paramedics were advised of a person who had been hit by a vehicle.
		
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				12-year-old boy seriously injured after shooting at Toronto apartment park			</a>
		
	
The victim was reported to be in life-threatening condition and was rushed to hospital.
Police said the driver fled the scene.
A suspect vehicle description was not provided.
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.<a href="https://twitter.com/Toronto_Fire?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">@Toronto_Fire</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TorontoMedics?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">@TorontoMedics</a> treating patient with serious life threatening injuries after a hit and run pedestrian struck collision on Sherborne/ Front street. <a href="https://twitter.com/TorontoPolice?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">@TorontoPolice</a> arriving, <a href="https://twitter.com/TrafficServices?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">@TrafficServices</a> notified <a href="https://t.co/kjd73gVYQ6" target="_blank">pic.twitter.com/kjd73gVYQ6</a>
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COLLISION: (UPDATE) Sherbourne St &amp; Front St E &#8211; police o/s &#8211; officers advised patient being rushed emerge run to hospital by <a href="https://twitter.com/TorontoMedics?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">@TorontoMedics</a> &#8211; injuries are life-threatening &#8211; officers advised this is a fail to remain, driver fled the scene &#8211; intersection is closed<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/GO1438128?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">#GO1438128</a> ^al
&mdash; Toronto Police Operations (@TPSOperations) <a href="https://twitter.com/TPSOperations/status/1421294112997789698?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">July 31, 2021</a></blockquote>

According to Toronto police, a victim of a hit-and-run was reported to be in life-threatening condition and was rushed to hospital Friday.

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A 12-year-old boy has been taken to a <a href="https://globalnews.ca/toronto" rel="noopener" target="_blank" target="_blank">Toronto</a> hospital in serious condition after officials say he was shot multiple times at a playground at a North York apartment complex. 
Emergency crews were called by several residents to the playground on Falstaff Avenue, east of Jane Street and just south of Highway 401, at around 10:50 p.m. on Friday after hearing gunshots.
&#8220;A few shooters on foot &#8230; in the playground area did discharge a few rounds and subsequently they left in a vehicle,&#8221; Insp. Andy Singh told reporters early Saturday.
		
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				An in-depth look at how Toronto&#8217;s paramedics work to save victims of gun violence, trauma			</a>
		
	
Singh said the victim was found by officers a short time later. A Toronto Paramedics spokesperson said the boy sustained serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. Singh said in his update that the boy was stabilized after being treated for gunshot wounds.
He said police investigators and Toronto Community Housing security were working to pull surveillance video and speak with witnesses to get a more fulsome description of the suspects involved and where they might have gone.
&#8220;We have officers from 12 Division and the surrounding divisions not only canvassing for video and witnesses but also checking the area to see if they can find any pieces of evidence,&#8221; Singh said.
		
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				Toronto man dies after being shot while attempting to drive into underground garage			</a>
		
	
&#8220;It&#8217;s a very nice night. People might have been on their balconies, might have seen what might have transpired here, so we ask those people to come forward.
&#8220;We&#8217;re lucky there&#8217;s not more injuries because this did happen near a playground, so that really drives it home the senseless nature and really the brazen nature of what these suspects have done and that&#8217;s where we need the assistance from the community.&#8221; 
Anyone with information was asked to call police at 416-808-1200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477.
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DEVELOPING: Officials say a boy is in serious, but non-life-threatening condition after a shooting in a park in front of two apartment buildings on Falstaff Avenue, just east of Jane Street and south of Highway 401. There is a large number of evidence markers on the ground. <a href="https://t.co/gG607MMihN" target="_blank">pic.twitter.com/gG607MMihN</a>
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More from Insp. Andy Singh at the scene describing the response at this hour. <a href="https://t.co/Jni5tHFU8v" target="_blank">pic.twitter.com/Jni5tHFU8v</a>
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Emergency crews were called to the playground on Falstaff Avenue, east of Jane Street and just south of Highway 401, at around 10:50 p.m. on Friday.

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The City of Victoria has seen a notable uptick in crime over the last year, according to data released by Statistics Canada.
The crime severity index (CSI), which measures the volume and severity of police-reported crime, showed Victoria well ahead of any city policed by a municipal department, including Vancouver.
Victoria scored a 168, compared to Vancouver&#8217;s 105 and the B.C. average of 96.
		
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&#8220;It&#8217;s an incredibly high figure,&#8221; Victoria police spokesperson Const. Cam MacIntyre said.
&#8220;When we look at this figure for an extremely high severity of crime, we really think about the strain and ability of our officers to contribute to community safety.&#8221;
While Victoria&#8217;s CSI was high, several small communities came in much higher. Hope came in at 226, Prince George at 223 and Tofino at 196.
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2020 was the first year Statistics Canada separated Victoria from Esquimalt &#8212; both communities are policed by VicPD &#8212; in calculating the CSI.
The latter community&#8217;s score, at 39, spoke to the challenges police in Victoria&#8217;s downtown are facing, MacIntyre said.
&#8220;When we look at homelessness, I can tell you the issues around multi-unit temporary housing facilities, sheltering in parks as well as shelters in general, for the six months that we tracked it, those were well over 50 per cent of our priority one and priority two calls,&#8221; he said.
&#8220;When we&#8217;re talking about crime severity we&#8217;re talking about priority one and priority two calls.&#8221;
		
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The intersection of homelessness and policing has been a flashpoint in Victoria in recent years.
There have been multiple high-profile assaults and deaths in some of the city&#8217;s homeless encampments, and for a time the city was <a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/news/victoria-police-bylaw" target="_blank">funding additional police officers to patrol the sites</a> with its bylaw officers, citing safety concerns.
Grant Mackenzie, spokesperson for Victoria social service non-profit Our Place, said the crime statistics may not tell the whole story.
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&#8220;It isn&#8217;t broken down to what they mean by violent incidents. Is somebody pushing someone rated the same way as someone shooting somebody?&#8221; he asked.
The fact that the police are being called frequently also doesn&#8217;t necessarily mean there has been more crime, he argued.
&#8220;There are a lot of instances where you have to call 911 because there is no alternative. And I think that can skew the statistics as well,&#8221; Mackenzie said.
&#8220;A lot of time, working with the homeless, we call 911 because we are not equipped to deal with people having a crisis.&#8221;
		
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				Woman&#8217;s death in Victoria park ruled a homicide, police renew call for witnesses			</a>
		
	
Mackenzie is among those advocating for alternatives to the use of police in mental health or drug-related incidents.
Victoria city council voted last year to explore such an initiative, citing a program in Eugene, Oregon, that deploys crisis intervention services through the traditional 911 dispatch centre.
Victoria police, who have been pushing the city for more officers for years, however, argue the stats show the need for more resources on the ground.
MacIntyre said the department is also supportive of amalgamating police agencies across the capital regional district, to better distribute the resource pressures faced by police in the city core.
While Victoria&#8217;s CSI figure was 168, the index for the entire Victoria census metropolitan area was just 75.8.

The crime severity index, which measures volume and severity of police-reported crime, showed Victoria ahead of any B.C. city with a municipal department, including Vancouver.

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Kelowna has climbed one rank on a very undesirable ladder.
This week, Statistics Canada released its <a href="https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/210727/t003a-eng.htm" target="_blank" rel="noopener" target="_blank">national crime severity index for 2020</a>, and the largest city in B.C.’s Interior was ranked third overall, up from fourth in 2019.
The only cities ahead of Kelowna were Lethbridge, at No. 1, and Winnipeg, at No. 2.
		
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				Lethbridge ranked worst on StatsCan&#8217;s 2020 crime severity index			</a>
		
	
Annually released, the crime severity index measures the severity of police-reported violations, including traffic offences, with serious crimes given more weight.
According to Statistics Canada, the national average for 2020 was 73.44.
Kelowna’s rating, which includes Peachland, West Kelowna and Lake Country, was 111.9. Winnipeg was at 116.3 while Lethbridge was at 138.7.
Rounding out the top five were Saskatoon at 105.7, plus Regina and Edmonton at 104.8.
Elsewhere in B.C., Vancouver had a CSI rate of 88.6; Abbotsford-Mission was 77.2; and Victoria was 75.8.
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While Kelowna may have climbed up one spot, overall, the area’s CSI rate dropped eight per cent from 2019. That year, Kelowna’s CSI rate was 121.4.
In a statement to Global News, local RCMP said Kelowna is a safe city.
“We recognize that this ranking may be disturbing, but Kelowna is a safe city, and it is important to look at our CSI statistics in context,” said RCMP Cpl. Jocelyn Noseworthy.
Police say with Kelowna being a resort destination, “while we experience a significant increase in visitors that number is not reflected in our population statistics but can affect reported crime.”
		
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Noseworthy noted that Kelowna is ranked ninth in violent crime but second in non-violent crime, and it’s those non-violent crimes that pushed Kelowna up.
“While all crimes are personal, our preliminary review shows that much of the crime that is affecting the Kelowna CMA non-violent crime rating are crimes of opportunity and proactive files that police generate,” said Noseworthy.
RCMP said the files include theft from motor vehicles, shoplifting, theft under $5,000 (which is often theft from yards or open garages), mischief, and disturbing the peace.
“Due to the Kelowna CMA’s relatively small population size,” Noseworthy said, “one or two prolific offenders who commit these crimes can have a dramatic effect on the region’s crime statistics.”
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The 2020 crime severity index, released annually by Statistics Canada, ranked Lethbridge at the top of the list, with Winnipeg in second spot and Kelowna in third.

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Alberta&#8217;s Appeal Court has ordered a Calgary man be convicted for breaking into a professor&#8217;s house and assaulting her while he was naked and high on magic mushrooms.
Last year, a judge found Matthew Brown not guilty of two counts of break and enter &#8212; one with the intent to commit aggravated assault and the other to commit mischief.
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Court heard that the former captain of the men&#8217;s hockey team at Mount Royal University in Calgary ate magic mushrooms at a house party in January 2018.
He then broke into the home of professor Janet Hamnett and hit her with a broom handle.
The original trial judge had ruled that evidence supported the defence argument that Brown had experienced automatism and was not in control of his actions.
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The Appeal Court reversed the decision by Court of Queen&#8217;s Bench Justice Michele Hollins and concluded Brown is guilty of aggravated assault and is to return to court for sentencing.
One of the court&#8217;s three judges, Justice Ritu Khullar, noted that, in 1995, Parliament debated the defence of self-induced intoxication automatism in crimes of violence.
She said Parliament agreed that the voluntary consumption of drugs is reckless behaviour and that people have to be accountable for the unintended consequences of their actions.
&#8220;In this case, holding the appellant accountable for his violent attack against Ms. Hamnett is an important step in recognizing Ms. Hamnett&#8217;s self-worth and dignity,&#8221; Khullar wrote.
&#8220;It is demonstrably justifiable to hold persons like the respondent accountable for their decisions to consume substances known to affect human behaviour,&#8221; Justice Frans Slatter added.

Alberta’s Appeal Court has ordered a Calgary man be convicted for breaking into a professor’s house and assaulting her while he was naked and high on magic mushrooms.

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A man has been sent to hospital with gunshot wounds following a shooting in central Hamilton.
Hamilton Police tweeted shortly before 7 p.m. on Wednesday that they were investigating a shooting in the area of Barton Street East and Oak Avenue, between Wellington and Victoria streets.
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Hamilton Police are conducting a shooting investigation in the area of Barton/Oak in <a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/tag/hamont target="_blank">#HamOnt</a>.
One male located with gun shot wounds, transported to hospital with serious injuries.
Anyone with info please call 905-536-3817.
An update will be provided when one becomes available. <a href="https://t.co/lllb8EUf6v" target="_blank">https://t.co/lllb8EUf6v</a>
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Paramedic superintendent David Thompson said they were called to the area at about 5:15 p.m., where they found a 23-year-old man suffering from penetrating trauma wounds.
He was taken to a local trauma centre with what are described as &#8220;serious potentially life-threatening injuries&#8221;.
It&#8217;s not clear if police have identified any suspects or whether the shooting was targeted.
Police say they will provide an update when one is available.
		
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Oak Avenue is closed between Barton and Cannon streets while the investigation is ongoing.
The shooting comes on the same day as another shooting in Stoney Creek, which sent a man in his 40s to hospital with multiple non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.
A 24-year-old man has been arrested in connection with that shooting and faces various firearm-related charges.
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Hamilton police say a man has been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after a shooting in the area of Barton Street East and Oak Avenue.

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<a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/category/toronto-police" target="_blank">Toronto police</a> say officers are looking to identify five suspects wanted after a 15-year-old boy was stabbed multiple times and robbed earlier this month.
Police said in a news release Wednesday that they were called to the area of Bay and Hagerman streets, just south of Dundas Street, at 12:13 a.m. on July 6 for reports of a stabbing.
Officers said the victim was walking in the area when he was approached by five men with whom he had an earlier verbal dispute.
The boy was allegedly attacked by the group, stabbed multiple times and robbed of personal items. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
		
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The suspects then fled in a black four-door sedan, police said.
Police described all of the suspects as having a slim build. One was reportedly wearing a grey hooded sweater, blue jeans, white shoes and was carrying a black satchel.
The second suspect was described as wearing a black baseball cap, black sweater, black pants and black shoes.
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Five men wanted in Robbery/Stabbing investigation, Bay Street and Hagerman Street area <a href="https://t.co/uTnLbn8MoO" target="_blank">https://t.co/uTnLbn8MoO</a>
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Police said the third suspect was wearing a black sweater, black pants and white shoes, while the fourth suspect wore a black hooded sweater, black pants, white shoes and was carrying a black satchel.
The last man was reportedly wearing a black sweater, blue jeans, and black shoes.
&#8220;They are all considered armed, violent and dangerous,&#8221; the news release said.
&#8220;If located, do not approach. Call 9-1-1 immediately.&#8221;
Anyone with information on the investigation is asked to contact police at 416-808-5200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477.
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“They are all considered armed, violent and dangerous,” police said.

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<a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/p/coronavirus" rel="noopener" target="_blank" target="_blank">Durham Regional Police</a> officers have charged the former head of a <a href="https://www.flyingeze.com/tag/white-cliffe-terrace-retirement-residence" rel="noopener" target="_blank" target="_blank">Courtice, Ont., retirement home</a> with two counts of unlawful confinement after door handles were removed from a portion of the rooms for residents in the assisted living section of the facility.
The investigation was launched in mid-February after reports surfaced that staff members at White Cliffe Terrace Retirement Residence on Highway 2 removed the door handles.
&#8220;The [Durham Regional Police] criminal investigations bureau worked with community partners and oversight bodies and have arrested and charged a male, who was the general manager at the time of the incident,&#8221; a statement issued by officers Wednesday afternoon said.
David Bird, the president and chief executive officer of Diversicare Canada, said in a February statement he was “deeply disturbed” to hear the door handles were removed from assisted living household units at the home, calling it a violation of the company&#8217;s protocols and practices.
		
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“As soon as we became aware of the incident, all residents’ door handles were immediately reinstalled. The general manager was immediately placed on leave as soon as we learned of the incident,” he previously said.
“We are thankful no residents were harmed due to these actions and I am thankful that this serious incident was brought to our attention.
“As part of our investigation, we are trying to establish how long the doors were without handles. There is absolutely no excuse to remove door handles – ever. We never lock-in or prevent the free movement of our residents.”
Bird went on to say in situations when a resident “may have experienced cognitive impairment and not fully understand the measures we have in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus,” there are “strict protocols in place and other interventions such as wander strips, stop signs, localized safety alarms, and increased staffing levels if we are concerned that a resident might wander and present a danger to themselves or others.”
		
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The initial details of the incident were contained in a <a href="https://toronto.citynews.ca/2021/02/12/courtice-retirement-home-door-handles-removed/" rel="noopener" target="_blank" target="_blank">Citytv report</a> on Feb. 12 based on an anonymous staff whistleblower who came forward. That individual alleged a manager at the White Cliffe Terrace “ordered maintenance staff to remove door handles on some fourth-floor assisted living suites last week, claiming it was “done to prevent COVID-19 positive residents from moving freely” around the facility. 
The removal of the handles was reportedly discovered by a senior employee after several days. The whistleblower told the news outlet that those residents impacted by the action had access to food and were checked on by staff “who tried to work around the lack of door handles.
Global News wasn&#8217;t able to independently corroborate the employee’s allegations.
Meanwhile, in Wednesday&#8217;s update, investigators said Tawab Karimi was charged with unlawful confinement and was released on a promise to appear in court. The allegations haven&#8217;t been proven in court.
Anyone with new information relating to the probe by investigators was asked to call Det. Const. Hillard at 1-888-579-1520 ext. 1657.

The investigation was launched in mid-February after reports surfaced that staff members at White Cliffe Terrace Retirement Residence removed the door handles to certain rooms.

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A man in his 40&#8217;s was taken to hospital after a shooting in Stoney Creek on Wednesday morning.
Hamilton police say they&#8217;re investigating a shooting in the area of Centennial Parkway North and the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), just before 7 a.m.
Media Relations Officer Krista-Lee Ernst confirms the male victim was transported to hospital with multiple, non-life-threatening gunshot wounds to the lower body.
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Hamilton police continue to investigate &amp; urge <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/HamOnt?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#HamOnt</a> to avoid the area bound by Green Rd to Mullen Rd and HWY 8 to escarpment.
Formal update to be provided at 930AM, 524 Centennial Pkwy N. (Front parking lot) 
One victim transported to hospital, non-life threatening injuries. <a href="https://t.co/eF2QyQnAkn">https://t.co/eF2QyQnAkn</a>
&mdash; Hamilton Police (@HamiltonPolice) <a href="https://twitter.com/HamiltonPolice/status/1420361922936025092?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 28, 2021</a></blockquote>

She says suspects fled the area in a delivery vehicle that was stolen from a nearby WalMart store.
That vehicle has since been found abandoned on Royce Ave., within a residential neighbourhood in lower Stoney Creek.
Police have urged the public to avoid the area bounded by Green Road to Mullen Road and Highway 8 to the escarpment, as the investigation continues.

Hamilton police say one person has been taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting in the area of Centennial Parkway North and the QEW.

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