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Sashauna Wilkins, 23, Keagan Prophete, 19, and Joshua Hamblett, 23, charged in human trafficking investigation, Ja
On Dec. 1, members of the Sex Crimes Human Trafficking Enforcement Team began investigating allegations that a woman and a man met on Tinder and he attempted to bring her into the sex trade.
It was reported that the 23-year-old man then harassed the woman after she refused.
A different woman also reported that she’d met a 19-year-old man on Tinder who lured her into the sex trade. The man allegedly took her to a hotel in Mississauga, took photos of her in various stages of undress and then posted ads for sexual services on the website Leolist.
The man allegedly arranged dates for her and then forced her to give him all her earnings. He also allegedly assaulted her and threatened her family.
The man then introduced the victim to the 23-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman.
The woman then allegedly took more photos of the victim and once again posted ads for sexual services on the same website. She then allegedly set up dates for the victim and forced her to give all her earnings to the two men.
On Dec. 1, police arrested Joshua Hamblett, 23, of Brampton, and Sashauna Wilkins, 23, of Brampton, were arrested. They face multiple charges including trafficking in persons by recruiting, advertising another person’s sexual services and financial/material benefit from trafficking.
On Dec. 18, Keagan Prophete, 19, was arrested in Brampton. He is also facing multiple charges including assault, uttering threats, trafficking in persons by recruiting and financial/material benefit from trafficking
Police have released images of all three suspects, as they are concerned there may be more victims.
“We want to make sure that everyone has access to support services and an exit strategy, regardless of their decision to proceed criminally,” police said in a release.
eo Soloman Martin, 28, of Toronto is wanted for attempted murder in connection with a shooting at an after-hours club on New Year's Day/
olice release security images on Jan. 3, 2019, of two men wanted in connection with an assault on New Year's Day in the area of Queen and Bathurst streets.
Ashy nikkas need palmer’s cocoa butter and Burt’s Bees
I'm predicting 200 homicide this year
Gonna double the 98 from 2018
Think the trend/spike is going to keep going instead of calming back down to 'regular'?
YES
Former Toronto councillor Giorgio Mammoliti now works for a cannabis company
Giorgio Mammoliti has always been one to grab headlines, and it seems his recent crushing election loss hasn't stopped that.
The controversial longtime councillor of Ward 7 was always one to spark conversation, from his harsh words on various sensitive topics, unpopular policy proposals, and all-around buffoonery.
Mammoliti had taken a hard stance against drug use, from his fierce opposition to safe injection sites to his request that cannabis-using councillors be subjected to mandatory drug tests—not to mention his staunch opposition against cannabis legalization.
Now, it seems, he's had a change of heart. Ol' Giorgio has been hired by a cannabis lobbying group, Green Growth Brand, as "Director of Government Relations."
Giorgio Mammoliti has always been one to grab headlines, and it seems his recent crushing election loss hasn't stopped that.
The controversial longtime councillor of Ward 7 was always one to spark conversation, from his harsh words on various sensitive topics, unpopular policy proposals, and all-around buffoonery.
Mammoliti had taken a hard stance against drug use, from his fierce opposition to safe injection sites to his request that cannabis-using councillors be subjected to mandatory drug tests—not to mention his staunch opposition against cannabis legalization.
Now, it seems, he's had a change of heart. Ol' Giorgio has been hired by a cannabis lobbying group, Green Growth Brand, as "Director of Government Relations."
Former Toronto councillor Giorgio Mammoliti now works for a cannabis company
Giorgio Mammoliti has always been one to grab headlines, and it seems his recent crushing election loss hasn't stopped that.
The controversial longtime councillor of Ward 7 was always one to spark conversation, from his harsh words on various sensitive topics, unpopular policy proposals, and all-around buffoonery.
Mammoliti had taken a hard stance against drug use, from his fierce opposition to safe injection sites to his request that cannabis-using councillors be subjected to mandatory drug tests—not to mention his staunch opposition against cannabis legalization.
Now, it seems, he's had a change of heart. Ol' Giorgio has been hired by a cannabis lobbying group, Green Growth Brand, as "Director of Government Relations."
is that any difference from julian fantino
Julian Fantino, who once compared weed to murder, defends opening medical marijuana business | CBC Radio
or all these cacs who styed silent while black men went away
The ex cops, politicians and friends of Bill Blair cashing in on legal weed
waltthizzney
All Star
Y'all see that ASAP Rocky and Carti brawl on Queen west last night?
Young Saudi woman arrives in Toronto following global Twitter campaign to grant her asylum | The Star
so we just allowing everyone in aren't we
canada really watns to go with saudis
so we just allowing everyone in aren't we
canada really watns to go with saudis
But he good with the royal family now lol
