it def. did the trick for mesaw a clip on CP24 earlier & they said it's a $2K hotel fee for quarantine & that's on top of wtv other expenses you had beforehand...
Yup oh that 300 dollar Vegas trip tack on two grand
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Yup oh that 300 dollar Vegas trip tack on two grand
i see.
if the mob contracts your gang they're probably selling drugs to your gang, also if he's getting contracted by the mob its probably the faction moving into greater power hence the provision of the best lawyers to fight murder cases.
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This shyt is never ending
That good ole' Canadian passive racism....fukk that's good 'cism.
i'm guessing this is gonna be a recurring situation where cases spike every year around fall/winter.....
I don't see an end in sight...
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Brehs I just ate at some Japanese spot by Parliament and Gerrard and that shyt was bangin
I think it was called Gushi
I think it was called Gushi
play stupid games.....you know the rest....
A controversial and well-known figure in Toronto’s underground hip hop scene has been charged with accessory after the fact to murder in connection with the January shooting death of Hashim Omar Hashi, a senior police source confirms.
Hassan Ali, who records music as rapper Top5, was arrested over the weekend in Windsor with several other young men, the source said. They were transported back to Toronto and remained in custody Sunday night.
On Jan. 31 just before 9 p.m., Hashi, 20, was fatally shot attempting to drive his car into the garage of his apartment building in the Jane Street and Falstaff Avenue area.
The suspect car was later located engulfed in flames at Earl Bales Park.
Hashi was a promising accounting student who wasn’t involved in any criminal activities, Toronto police said.
“Mr. Hashi was not involved in any gang activity, nor was he involved in any gang affiliation,” homicide Det-Sgt. Ted Lioumanis said. “He had a promising future and he was a very well respected young man.”
Police were investigating whether his slaying was a case of mistaken identity or if Hashi was targeted just because he lived in the neighbourhood.
Last September, Ali, who is in his early 20s, was arrested and charged for mischief after allegedly stopping rush hour traffic on Highway 401 to shoot a music video.
Toronto rapper Top5 charged with accessory after the fact to murder
A controversial and well-known figure in Toronto’s underground hip hop scene has been charged with accessory after the fact to murder in connection with the January shooting death of Hashim Omar Hashi, a senior police source confirms.
Hassan Ali, who records music as rapper Top5, was arrested over the weekend in Windsor with several other young men, the source said. They were transported back to Toronto and remained in custody Sunday night.
On Jan. 31 just before 9 p.m., Hashi, 20, was fatally shot attempting to drive his car into the garage of his apartment building in the Jane Street and Falstaff Avenue area.
The suspect car was later located engulfed in flames at Earl Bales Park.
Hashi was a promising accounting student who wasn’t involved in any criminal activities, Toronto police said.
“Mr. Hashi was not involved in any gang activity, nor was he involved in any gang affiliation,” homicide Det-Sgt. Ted Lioumanis said. “He had a promising future and he was a very well respected young man.”
Police were investigating whether his slaying was a case of mistaken identity or if Hashi was targeted just because he lived in the neighbourhood.
Last September, Ali, who is in his early 20s, was arrested and charged for mischief after allegedly stopping rush hour traffic on Highway 401 to shoot a music video.
Toronto rapper Top5 charged with accessory after the fact to murder
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play stupid games.....you know the rest....
A controversial and well-known figure in Toronto’s underground hip hop scene has been charged with accessory after the fact to murder in connection with the January shooting death of Hashim Omar Hashi, a senior police source confirms.
Hassan Ali, who records music as rapper Top5, was arrested over the weekend in Windsor with several other young men, the source said. They were transported back to Toronto and remained in custody Sunday night.
On Jan. 31 just before 9 p.m., Hashi, 20, was fatally shot attempting to drive his car into the garage of his apartment building in the Jane Street and Falstaff Avenue area.
The suspect car was later located engulfed in flames at Earl Bales Park.
Hashi was a promising accounting student who wasn’t involved in any criminal activities, Toronto police said.
“Mr. Hashi was not involved in any gang activity, nor was he involved in any gang affiliation,” homicide Det-Sgt. Ted Lioumanis said. “He had a promising future and he was a very well respected young man.”
Police were investigating whether his slaying was a case of mistaken identity or if Hashi was targeted just because he lived in the neighbourhood.
Last September, Ali, who is in his early 20s, was arrested and charged for mischief after allegedly stopping rush hour traffic on Highway 401 to shoot a music video.
Toronto rapper Top5 charged with accessory after the fact to murder
phone taps...
play stupid games.....you know the rest....
A controversial and well-known figure in Toronto’s underground hip hop scene has been charged with accessory after the fact to murder in connection with the January shooting death of Hashim Omar Hashi, a senior police source confirms.
Hassan Ali, who records music as rapper Top5, was arrested over the weekend in Windsor with several other young men, the source said. They were transported back to Toronto and remained in custody Sunday night.
On Jan. 31 just before 9 p.m., Hashi, 20, was fatally shot attempting to drive his car into the garage of his apartment building in the Jane Street and Falstaff Avenue area.
The suspect car was later located engulfed in flames at Earl Bales Park.
Hashi was a promising accounting student who wasn’t involved in any criminal activities, Toronto police said.
“Mr. Hashi was not involved in any gang activity, nor was he involved in any gang affiliation,” homicide Det-Sgt. Ted Lioumanis said. “He had a promising future and he was a very well respected young man.”
Police were investigating whether his slaying was a case of mistaken identity or if Hashi was targeted just because he lived in the neighbourhood.
Last September, Ali, who is in his early 20s, was arrested and charged for mischief after allegedly stopping rush hour traffic on Highway 401 to shoot a music video.
Toronto rapper Top5 charged with accessory after the fact to murder
it was either death or jail time
wanted to be 69 so bad
that's light though, he'll get bail...looks like the cops just wanna slow up the killing a little.it was either death or jail time
wanted to be 69 so bad
hopefully they arrested all them "GGG" lames