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Shutting the Door on Break-Ins: Project Crackdown After a surge in break-and-enters, investigators at Peel Regional Police launched Project Crackdown to target this crime trend. After months of stellar investigative work, the results speak volumes: ✅ 156 criminal charges laid ✅ 13 offenders arrested ✅ 14 warrants executed Everyone...

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Suspects Arrested Following Project Magenta Investigation into Organized Property Crime Two adult males and two male youth are facing more than 200 charges following an investigation into numerous stolen vehicles and commercial break-and-enters across Durham Region and the Greater Toronto Area. Project Magenta was launched by members of the West Division Criminal Investigations Branch after investigators identified links between a series of commercial break-and-enters, vehicle thefts, attempted vehicle thefts, thefts from vehicles, fraud-related offences, and the use of stolen vehicles in the commission of the offences. Between June and September 2026, the group was responsible for 36 incidents across Durham Region and Toronto, including eight commercial break-and-enters and 15 vehicle theft-related offences involving stolen vehicles, attempted vehicle thefts, thefts from vehicles, and licence plate thefts. The investigation began after suspects committed two smash-and-grab break-ins at trading card retailers in Ajax on June 14, 2026, resulting in approximately $148,000 worth of merchandise being stolen. Investigators also linked the group to a break and enter at Oliver Jewellery in Pickering, where suspects allegedly used stolen vehicles in an attempt to force entry into the business. The businesses targeted included jewelery stores, cannabis dispensaries, trading card retailers, and pawn shops. Investigators determined that stolen vehicles were frequently used to facilitate offences, including incidents where vehicles were driven into storefronts to gain entry. The offences connected to Project Magenta resulted in nearly $1 million in known losses and damages to businesses, vehicle owners, and the community. “Organized property crime is not a victimless offence. It causes significant financial harm, undermines the community’s perception of safety, and fuels further criminal activity,” said Acting Deputy Chief Glenn Courneyea. Investigators from the West Division Crime Team, assisted by members of the Community Resource Unit and East Division Crime Team, executed multiple search warrants at residences throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Four suspects were arrested without incident. Investigators also recovered property believed to be connected to several of the offences. To view names a full release visit:
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Suspects Arrested Following Project Magenta Investigation into Organized Property Crime Two adult males and two male youth are facing more than 200 charges following an investigation into numerous stolen vehicles and commercial break-and-enters across Durham Region and the Greater Toronto Area. Project Magenta was launched by members of the West Division Criminal Investigations Branch after investigators identified links between a series of commercial break-and-enters, vehicle thefts, attempted vehicle thefts, thefts from vehicles, fraud-related offences, and the use of stolen vehicles in the commission of the offences. Between June and September 2026, the group was responsible for 36 incidents across Durham Region and Toronto, including eight commercial break-and-enters and 15 vehicle theft-related offences involving stolen vehicles, attempted vehicle thefts, thefts from vehicles, and licence plate thefts. The investigation began after suspects committed two smash-and-grab break-ins at trading card retailers in Ajax on June 14, 2026, resulting in approximately $148,000 worth of merchandise being stolen. Investigators also linked the group to a break and enter at Oliver Jewellery in Pickering, where suspects allegedly used stolen vehicles in an attempt to force entry into the business. The businesses targeted included jewelery stores, cannabis dispensaries, trading card retailers, and pawn shops. Investigators determined that stolen vehicles were frequently used to facilitate offences, including incidents where vehicles were driven into storefronts to gain entry. The offences connected to Project Magenta resulted in nearly $1 million in known losses and damages to businesses, vehicle owners, and the community. “Organized property crime is not a victimless offence. It causes significant financial harm, undermines the community’s perception of safety, and fuels further criminal activity,” said Acting Deputy Chief Glenn Courneyea. Investigators from the West Division Crime Team, assisted by members of the Community Resource Unit and East Division Crime Team, executed multiple search warrants at residences throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Four suspects were arrested without incident. Investigators also recovered property believed to be connected to several of the offences. To view names a full release visit:

Durham Regional Police

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The Break and Enter and Auto Response (BEAR) Unit is disrupting organized property theft, and early results are showcasing meaningful outcomes for our communities. The BEAR Unit was established in September as a pilot after a growing trend of calculated and coordinated crimes was identified in Peel, including break and enters and auto theft. Results to date include: •165 criminal charges laid •21 arrests •80 vehicles recovered The unit has also prioritized connecting with victims to provide support, gather feedback, and build partnerships within the community. Whether it’s your home, your car, or your workplace — you and your property should be protected. Great work by our officers in the BEAR Unit! Full story:
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The Break and Enter and Auto Response (BEAR) Unit is disrupting organized property theft, and early results are showcasing meaningful outcomes for our communities. The BEAR Unit was established in September as a pilot after a growing trend of calculated and coordinated crimes was identified in Peel, including break and enters and auto theft. Results to date include: •165 criminal charges laid •21 arrests •80 vehicles recovered The unit has also prioritized connecting with victims to provide support, gather feedback, and build partnerships within the community. Whether it’s your home, your car, or your workplace — you and your property should be protected. Great work by our officers in the BEAR Unit! Full story:

Peel Regional Police

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Citywide crime is down almost 30%, car break-ins are down 44%, and homicides are at lows we haven’t seen since the 1950s. We still have more work to do, but these stats are a sign that we are heading in the right direction. Thank you to San Francisco Police and everyone who keeps our city safe.
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Citywide crime is down almost 30%, car break-ins are down 44%, and homicides are at lows we haven’t seen since the 1950s. We still have more work to do, but these stats are a sign that we are heading in the right direction. Thank you to San Francisco Police and everyone who keeps our city safe.

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After an intensive investigation, our Major Collision Bureau has arrested the suspect responsible for a fatal hit-and-run in Mississauga. Peel Regional Police would like to thank the public for their collaboration and assistance in this investigation, which helped identify the suspect. Witnesses who have yet to speak with police are encouraged to contact us at 905-453-2121 ext. 3710 or anonymously with Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) More info:
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After an intensive investigation, our Major Collision Bureau has arrested the suspect responsible for a fatal hit-and-run in Mississauga. Peel Regional Police would like to thank the public for their collaboration and assistance in this investigation, which helped identify the suspect. Witnesses who have yet to speak with police are encouraged to contact us at 905-453-2121 ext. 3710 or anonymously with Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) More info:

Peel Regional Police

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A coordinated effort with a significant impact. ✅ 1.7 tonnes of illegal drugs seized ✅ 17 firearms seized ✅ 21 individuals charged with 102 offences combined Behind these results is a shared commitment to protecting the communities we serve by disrupting organized crime and strengthening #PublicSafety. Thank you to our partners. United in purpose. Relentless in action. 🔷 Windsor Police 🔷 Canada Border Services Agency 🔷 Toronto Police 🔷 Peel Regional Police #SafeCommunities
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A coordinated effort with a significant impact. ✅ 1.7 tonnes of illegal drugs seized ✅ 17 firearms seized ✅ 21 individuals charged with 102 offences combined Behind these results is a shared commitment to protecting the communities we serve by disrupting organized crime and strengthening #PublicSafety. Thank you to our partners. United in purpose. Relentless in action. 🔷 Windsor Police 🔷 Canada Border Services Agency 🔷 Toronto Police 🔷 Peel Regional Police #SafeCommunities

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Summer Heat 2.0 is not over and our teams are committed to keeping our communities safe. 🚨In three months, we've worked with our partners to make over 130 arrest and seize 70 weapons! #FBI Jacksonville is proud to have strong partnerships with our federal, state and local partners to investigate crime, disrupt threats and support operations across Florida. Here’s a look at some of the work happening right in our communities.
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Summer Heat 2.0 is not over and our teams are committed to keeping our communities safe. 🚨In three months, we've worked with our partners to make over 130 arrest and seize 70 weapons! #FBI Jacksonville is proud to have strong partnerships with our federal, state and local partners to investigate crime, disrupt threats and support operations across Florida. Here’s a look at some of the work happening right in our communities.

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Our Community Intervention and Response Team (CIRT) in action! Project Winner was a drug trafficking investigation resulting in significant results: •Over $1M in illicit drugs, including cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine •A loaded handgun and 1000 rounds of ammunition Illegal drugs and guns have no place in our communities. Peel Regional Police will continue to crack down on this kind of dangerous behaviour and hold those responsible accountable. Great work from our officers at 22 Divsion CIRT!
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Our Community Intervention and Response Team (CIRT) in action! Project Winner was a drug trafficking investigation resulting in significant results: •Over $1M in illicit drugs, including cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine •A loaded handgun and 1000 rounds of ammunition Illegal drugs and guns have no place in our communities. Peel Regional Police will continue to crack down on this kind of dangerous behaviour and hold those responsible accountable. Great work from our officers at 22 Divsion CIRT!

Peel Regional Police

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We’re investing in our police and frontline personnel so they have the resources they need to fight crime and protect Ontario communities. That includes an investment of $191 million to purchase seven new helicopters that will help local police crack down on auto theft and keep one step ahead of criminals. Last month, I had the chance to see the first of these helicopters at the Peel Regional Police hangar.
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We’re investing in our police and frontline personnel so they have the resources they need to fight crime and protect Ontario communities. That includes an investment of $191 million to purchase seven new helicopters that will help local police crack down on auto theft and keep one step ahead of criminals. Last month, I had the chance to see the first of these helicopters at the Peel Regional Police hangar.

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🚔📹 Today, I was proud to announce that the City of Brampton has completed the installation of 360-degree camera technology at 50 intersections across our city — making Brampton the first municipality in Canada to deploy this technology at traffic intersections on this scale. 🇨🇦 🤝 Working in partnership with Peel Regional Police, this innovative technology is helping investigators solve crimes, support victims, and strengthen community safety. Already, these cameras have assisted police in more than 200 investigations involving serious incidents, including violent crime, auto theft, hit-and-runs, and dangerous driving. 🛡️ Our goal is simple: make Brampton the safest city in Canada and the hardest place for criminals to operate. 🙏 Thank you to Deputy Chief Anthony Odoardi of the Peel Regional Police, Genetec Inc., Axis Communications, members of Council and City staff for their partnership and leadership in delivering this important public safety initiative. ✅ Smarter Technology, Safer communities. ✅ Stronger investigations. ✅ Better tools for law enforcement. #Brampton #CommunitySafety #PublicSafety #PeelPolice #SafeCity #Innovation
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🚔📹 Today, I was proud to announce that the City of Brampton has completed the installation of 360-degree camera technology at 50 intersections across our city — making Brampton the first municipality in Canada to deploy this technology at traffic intersections on this scale. 🇨🇦 🤝 Working in partnership with Peel Regional Police, this innovative technology is helping investigators solve crimes, support victims, and strengthen community safety. Already, these cameras have assisted police in more than 200 investigations involving serious incidents, including violent crime, auto theft, hit-and-runs, and dangerous driving. 🛡️ Our goal is simple: make Brampton the safest city in Canada and the hardest place for criminals to operate. 🙏 Thank you to Deputy Chief Anthony Odoardi of the Peel Regional Police, Genetec Inc., Axis Communications, members of Council and City staff for their partnership and leadership in delivering this important public safety initiative. ✅ Smarter Technology, Safer communities. ✅ Stronger investigations. ✅ Better tools for law enforcement. #Brampton #CommunitySafety #PublicSafety #PeelPolice #SafeCity #Innovation

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Big news: Today, the Safe.eth Foundation and Circle are announcing a strategic partnership that positions Safe as the premier institutional home for USDC in self-custody. The data shows Safe is already the institutional standard: ✅ $57B in USDC transfers since 2023 ✅ Monthly volumes tripled from $1.5B to $4.1B ✅ $2.5B currently secured in Safe accounts Our mission is to make self-custody secure and accessible. This collaboration advances that mission at institutional scale. Accelerate

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I do not want to explain to a mum why her son has been stabbed to death on my watch. Therefore, I will personally fund an anti-knife crime project with my MP salary to work in the evenings and at weekends on the streets to engage with local young people. NO MORE DEAD KIDS. ✅ Safer streets ✅ Better value ✅ Real local representation
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I do not want to explain to a mum why her son has been stabbed to death on my watch. Therefore, I will personally fund an anti-knife crime project with my MP salary to work in the evenings and at weekends on the streets to engage with local young people. NO MORE DEAD KIDS. ✅ Safer streets ✅ Better value ✅ Real local representation

Nick Buckley MBE

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Crime in San Francisco this past year has seen historic declines—down nearly 30% citywide. Homicides dropped to their lowest level since 1954, car break-ins are down more than 40%, and we took more than 56 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. The momentum is real, San Franciscans are feeling the difference, and we’re going to keep going. Thank you to San Francisco Police and our city partners for their relentless work to keep our communities safe.
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Crime in San Francisco this past year has seen historic declines—down nearly 30% citywide. Homicides dropped to their lowest level since 1954, car break-ins are down more than 40%, and we took more than 56 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. The momentum is real, San Franciscans are feeling the difference, and we’re going to keep going. Thank you to San Francisco Police and our city partners for their relentless work to keep our communities safe.

Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉

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Last night’s shooting at a synagogue in Vaughan is deeply troubling and completely unacceptable. Earlier this week, York Regional Police increased patrols and visible police presence across our communities, including at faith-based institutions, places of worship, community centres and public gatherings. Today and in the coming days, we are further stepping up patrols and dedicating additional resources on the ground to proactively combat crime and keep our communities safe. Nobody should feel unsafe in their own neighbourhood. Nobody should feel unsafe for who they are. York Region residents deserve better. York Regional Police is fully committed to restoring our community’s sense of safety and security, including identifying those responsible for these acts and bringing them to justice. If you know something about this crime, or have witnessed or been the victim of a hate crime or hate or bias incident, call police immediately. Visit to see a full list of command post deployments.
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Last night’s shooting at a synagogue in Vaughan is deeply troubling and completely unacceptable. Earlier this week, York Regional Police increased patrols and visible police presence across our communities, including at faith-based institutions, places of worship, community centres and public gatherings. Today and in the coming days, we are further stepping up patrols and dedicating additional resources on the ground to proactively combat crime and keep our communities safe. Nobody should feel unsafe in their own neighbourhood. Nobody should feel unsafe for who they are. York Region residents deserve better. York Regional Police is fully committed to restoring our community’s sense of safety and security, including identifying those responsible for these acts and bringing them to justice. If you know something about this crime, or have witnessed or been the victim of a hate crime or hate or bias incident, call police immediately. Visit to see a full list of command post deployments.

York Regional Police

30,189 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Safeguarding #Punjab’s peace & security, Punjab Police has intensified its crackdown on drugs, organised crime & anti-national elements: ✅ 20,414 FIRs registered | 31,177 arrests made ✅ 1,342 kg heroin seized – 60% of India’s total recovery ✅ 87% conviction rate – highest in the country ✅ 26 terror modules busted | 88 terrorists arrested ✅ 18 of 20 recent murder cases solved Ahead of the festive season, strict security reviews have been undertaken to foil any attempts by Pakistan’s ISI to disturb peace. 📞 Citizens can confidentially report organised crime & gangster activities on the Anti-Organised Crime Helpline – 1800-330-1100. Punjab Police India will maintain peace and harmony in the State and remains steadfast in its mission to ensure a safe, secure & drug-free Punjab.
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Safeguarding #Punjab’s peace & security, Punjab Police has intensified its crackdown on drugs, organised crime & anti-national elements: ✅ 20,414 FIRs registered | 31,177 arrests made ✅ 1,342 kg heroin seized – 60% of India’s total recovery ✅ 87% conviction rate – highest in the country ✅ 26 terror modules busted | 88 terrorists arrested ✅ 18 of 20 recent murder cases solved Ahead of the festive season, strict security reviews have been undertaken to foil any attempts by Pakistan’s ISI to disturb peace. 📞 Citizens can confidentially report organised crime & gangster activities on the Anti-Organised Crime Helpline – 1800-330-1100. Punjab Police India will maintain peace and harmony in the State and remains steadfast in its mission to ensure a safe, secure & drug-free Punjab.

DGP Punjab Police

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🚨 Random stabbing at Union Station bus terminal last night (1/18/26) Just before 10 PM, a woman was stabbed multiple times in the leg & chest by suspect Nakila Marie Green, 37, in an apparently unprovoked attack at the Union Station bus terminal. Green was arrested on scene by Denver Police Dept. on first-degree assault charges after RTD police intervened. She has a lengthy and violent criminal history including multiple assaults, menacing, and assault on officer. Her 20+ page criminal record is posted here. Why do we allow violent, repeat offenders to walk free in our communities? #DenverSafety #UnionStation #DoBetterDenver
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🚨 Random stabbing at Union Station bus terminal last night (1/18/26) Just before 10 PM, a woman was stabbed multiple times in the leg & chest by suspect Nakila Marie Green, 37, in an apparently unprovoked attack at the Union Station bus terminal. Green was arrested on scene by Denver Police Dept. on first-degree assault charges after RTD police intervened. She has a lengthy and violent criminal history including multiple assaults, menacing, and assault on officer. Her 20+ page criminal record is posted here. Why do we allow violent, repeat offenders to walk free in our communities? #DenverSafety #UnionStation #DoBetterDenver

Do Better Denver

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