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Incendio de colchón, agresión en el TTC y pausa en canje de Leonard — Toronto, jueves

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Incendio de un colchón en un rascacielos de North York deja dos hospitalizados. Los bomberos acudieron justo antes de las 2 a. m. a 1420 Victoria Park y apagaron un colchón en llamas en el pasillo del noveno piso; paramédicos trasladaron a dos personas al hospital, una con lesiones graves que no ponen en peligro su vida y otra con lesiones leves. Toronto Fire informó que los residentes del noveno piso fueron evacuados temporalmente mientras se ventilaron los humos; en el mismo edificio se reportó un incendio de unidad similar el 28 de junio.

  2. Aviso amarillo por tormentas severas para Toronto con hasta 50 mm pronosticados. Environment Canada actualizó un aviso amarillo poco después de las 3 p. m. para Etobicoke hasta el centro de Toronto, y dijo que las tormentas que se desplazan hacia el este a unos 55 km/h podrían dejar hasta 50 milímetros de lluvia y provocar inundaciones repentinas y fuertes reducciones de visibilidad.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. Operador del TTC agredido violentamente en la estación Wilson; sospechoso acusado. La directora ejecutiva del TTC, Mandeep Lali, dijo que el operador fue agredido la noche del miércoles, llevado al hospital con lesiones que no ponen en peligro su vida y desde entonces fue dado de alta; la policía detuvo a un sospechoso y lo acusó de agresión con un arma. Lali publicó que la investigación de Toronto Police sigue en curso y calificó la violencia contra el personal del TTC de inaceptable.

  2. OPP incauta cerca de 1 kg de fentanilo — unas 10.000 dosis de calle — cerca de Owen Sound. Investigadores de Grey Bruce y de la OPP detuvieron un vehículo en la Highway 10 en Grey Highlands, arrestaron a dos personas y ejecutaron dos órdenes de registro que recuperaron poco más de un kilogramo de presunto fentanilo, 8.4 g de metanfetamina y 30,000 dólares canadienses en bienes presuntamente vinculados a delitos; la policía estima el valor en la calle de las drogas en 250,850 dólares canadienses.

  3. Tres oficiales de Peel suspendidos en la investigación Project South fueron exonerados y regresan al servicio. Peel Regional Police dijo que los tres oficiales —nunca nombrados públicamente— no fueron arrestados ni acusados y ya no están suspendidos; el comunicado se emitió después de que York Regional Police anunciara arrestos vinculados a la extensa investigación anticorrupción Project South.

  4. Quebec exige a conductores de Clase 1 de Ontario con menos de dos años de experiencia pasar una prueba práctica. La norma temporal de Quebec obliga a los conductores de camiones pesados de Ontario con menos de dos años de experiencia a aprobar una prueba en carretera antes de obtener una licencia de Quebec, en respuesta a choques graves recientes que, según las autoridades provinciales, motivaron la medida.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Hayley Wickenheiser deja los Maple Leafs tras ocho temporadas en la oficina. Wickenheiser dijo en una publicación de Instagram el jueves que las conversaciones con el nuevo gerente general John Chayka dejaron claro que su grupo directivo “visualizaba un camino diferente”; se incorporó a Toronto en agosto de 2018, fue ascendida a asistente de gerente general en julio de 2022 y estuvo entre varios empleados de oficina cesados esta semana.

  2. Los Raptors ponen en pausa el canje por Kawhi Leonard en medio de una investigación de la NBA. Toronto anunció que detuvo el canje propuesto que traería de vuelta a Leonard después de que la NBA advirtiera al equipo que asumiría cualquier riesgo derivado de la investigación en curso sobre los Los Angeles Clippers; el paquete propuesto habría enviado a Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick y varias selecciones a los Clippers a cambio de Leonard.

  3. Steve Sullivan nombrado entrenador principal de los Toronto Marlies. Los Maple Leafs ascendieron a John Gruden al personal de la NHL y designaron a Sullivan, de 51 años —que la temporada pasada fue asistente en los Leafs y antes formó parte del staff de los Marlies— como entrenador principal de los Marlies; el exdefensor de los Leafs Mark Giordano también fue promovido a entrenador asistente.

📰 También hoy

  • La policía de Brockville advierte sobre robos de joyas con distracción el 4 de julio afuera del Real Canadian Superstore.
  • Dos tiendas en Ajax fueron blanco de robos de cartas coleccionables de alto valor, dice la policía.
  • Joyero vinculado a bodas que compró un Mercedes por 13 millones de dólares canadienses más cerca de la extradición a EE. UU.

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