CRIME SCENE: Man allegedly harassed woman, entered her apartment building: Cops
Toronto Police said that on three occasions — between last August and October — a man followed a woman for several blocks to her St. Clair Ave.-Vaughan Rd.-area home, allegedly trying to speak with her one time.
On another occasion, the man was allegedly able to gain entry into the woman's apartment building, according to police.
Trevor Edwards was charged with unlawfully in a dwelling and criminal harassment.
Hamilton shooting
Shots were fired after a stolen car made its way into a housing complex in southwestern Hamilton, according to police.
Hamilton Police said no one was injured during the shooting at the Oriole Cres. housing complex in May 2024. Investigators determined the shooting was retaliation for an earlier incident in April 2024.
Oliver Htoo, 19; Peter Nguyen, 19; and Alexander La, 24 — all of Hamilton — and an 18-year-old male, who was a youth at the time, face firearms and vehicle theft charges.
During the investigation, detectives uncovered evidence of a previously unreported shooting believed to have occurred in June 2024 along the Bruce Trail, near Hwy. 6 in Dundas. No injuries were reported.
Htoo and Nguyen face additional firearms charges related to that incident.
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