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Arrestos por muerte en auto incendiado, búsqueda de ambulancia aérea suspendida y inspector acusado — Toronto, lunes

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Dos arrestados tras hallarse un cuerpo en un auto calcinado; tercer sospechoso buscado. La policía respondió a un incendio vehicular cerca de Reesor Road y Steeles Ave. E. el 21 de sept. y encontró el cuerpo de Marcus Charles, de 32 años; Rushon Powell, 25, enfrenta cargos de asesinato en primer grado y Shakurwa Jeffrey, 25, enfrenta cargos por ser cómplice posterior al hecho, mientras que Devondre Hall, de 25 años, es buscado con una orden a nivel nacional en Canadá.

  2. La Guardia Costera de EE. UU. suspende la búsqueda de la ambulancia aérea desaparecida en Ontario; seis presumiblemente fallecidos. La búsqueda fue suspendida tras rastrear más de 7.000 kilómetros por el jet que desapareció en el vuelo desde Bermuda hacia Boston; se confirmó un campo de escombros a unos 32 kilómetros de Nantucket perteneciente a la aeronave y cuatro canadienses estaban entre las seis personas a bordo.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Inspector de Toronto acusado de conducir bajo intoxicación después de ser hallado dormido al volante. El inspector Michael Hayles, 51, asignado a la División 55, fue arrestado poco después de las 6 a.m. cerca de Laird Drive y Eglinton Ave. E. y acusado de operación/conducción bajo intoxicación y de superar la concentración de alcohol en sangre; Hayles ha sido suspendido con pago en virtud de la Community Safety and Policing Act.

  2. Dos miembros de las Canadian Armed Forces arrestados en Toronto por cargos relacionados con crimen organizado y secuestro. Los bombardiers Sachintha Fernando y James Moreau, ambos reservistas del 7th Toronto Regiment, fueron arrestados por la policía de Toronto el 11 de ago. y enfrentan cargos vinculados con crimen organizado, secuestro y robo de armas de fuego; a ambos se les retiraron las funciones y se les restringió el acceso a las instalaciones de las Canadian Armed Forces en espera de una revisión administrativa.

  3. Hombre de Ajax hallado culpable de homicidio en segundo grado por la muerte de su pareja en 2024. Un jurado condenó a Kyle Severin tras seis horas de deliberación por el homicidio del 30 de marzo de 2024 de Jennifer Polak, de 45 años; el jurado rechazó la defensa de intoxicación extrema y Severin será sentenciado tras el veredicto.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Familia «absolutamente devastada» tras el robo del conejo premiado Biscuit en la Markham Fair. Biscuit, un Holland Lop presentado por una niña de 10 años, ganó el primer puesto y fue sustraído del edificio de mascotas y aves la noche del 3 de oct., dijeron los organizadores de la feria; voluntarios descubrieron la jaula vacía y se notificó a la policía.

  2. Alex Ovechkin jugará nueve partidos en Canadá en su última temporada de la NHL, incluidos dos en Toronto. El capitán de los Washington Capitals anunció que la temporada 2026-27 será su vigesimosegunda y última, con fechas en Toronto el 21 de dic. y el 28 de marzo, y Ottawa será sede de su primer partido en Canadá el 10 de nov.

📰 También hoy

  • Votante ciego plantea que se le negaron derechos de voto accesible en un tribunal de Ontario.
  • Liberales piden a la auditoría general investigar el gasto de OSAP en colegios privados de formación profesional.
  • Environment Canada emite el primer aviso de helada de la temporada para el GTA.
  • Toronto Public Health reporta aumento de casos de viruela símica y urge a las personas elegibles a vacunarse.
  • La fiscalía dice que el ADN ayudó a identificar a un hombre que ahora está juzgado por agresiones sexuales a menores de hace décadas.
  • Inspector acusado de conducir bajo intoxicación (aviso separado).
  • Encuesta: tres candidatos compiten por el liderazgo en la carrera por la alcaldía de Mississauga.
  • Dos miembros de las Canadian Armed Forces arrestados en investigación por crimen organizado y secuestro, dice DND.
  • Empresa dice que la tripulación y los pasajeros del jet médico derribado probablemente estén muertos.
  • University of Toronto lanza un programa de becas de 100 millones de dólares canadienses para atraer talento de doctorado a Canadá.
  • Provincia ampliará la Highway 400 con un carril HOV por sentido en King, Ont.
  • Ruptura de una tubería principal y anegamientos cierran una intersección en Scarborough.
  • Premio Giller de 100.000 dólares anuncia una lista corta de cinco títulos para 2026.
  • Juicio por comenzar contra un hombre acusado en el robo de oro en Pearson.
  • Casa patrimonial amenazada por las necesidades de infraestructura eléctrica de Toronto.
  • Gol tardío de Kaylee Hunter da la victoria al AFC Toronto sobre Vancouver Rise.
  • Nueva investigación señala la adicción a las pantallas en niños y adultos jóvenes como un problema de salud pública.

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