Thieves scam luxury cars from sellers
GTA thieves used sophisticated forgeries to steal high-end cars, including a $600,000 Ferrari F8 Spyder and a Lamborghini Urus, valued at more than $300,000, Halton police say.
Read MoreTech ended old car theft crisis – and started a new one
At the centre of much of the current vehicle theft crisis is key fobs. What seemed to be a smart move to combat theft led to a bonanza for vehicle thieves.
Read MoreAlways enjoy tallking with Jim Richards of Newstalk 1010, This time on Hells Angels and real estate
Had a nice chat with Jim Richards of Newstalk 1010 on Hells Angels, gambling and real estate investment.
Read MoreHitman who murdered boxer Eddie Melo gains parole
Charles Gagne finally gains parole for murder-for-hire of GTA boxing champion, Eddie (Hurricane) Melo in 2001. Gagne also shot Melo’s friend, Joao (Johnny) Pavao to death, simply because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Read MoreGTA carjacking targeted by police
GTA police and the OPP have set up a task force to combat a dramatic rise in violent carjacking.
Read MoreHow Canada’s auto theft boom fuels international crime
Canada’s auto theft boom allows internationl organized criminals to fund crimes like drug, weapons and human trafficking, experts say.
Read MoreUnited Nations gangster denied parole over casino hit
Michael Kerry Hunter Jones was turned down in his bid for parole for the 2011 murder of Jon Bacon outside a Kelowna casino in broad daylight. A woman was paralyzed and a Hells Angel was almost killed in the brazen attack.
Read MoreLots of stolen vehicles sold domestically
An illegal process called Re-VINNing is used to steer stolen cars onto the domestic market.
Read MorePort of Montreal hub for stolen vehicles heading overseas
A huge amount of the vehicles stolen off the streets of the Greater Toronto Area end up in containers at the Port of Montreal, ready to to shipped to markets on the other side of the Atlantic.
Read MoreArtificial intelligence opens up new worlds for criminals – and cops who hunt them
Laws – and law enforcement – scrambling to keep up with criminals using powers of artificial intelligence.
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