York Regional Police say four teenage boys — a 13-year-old, a 14-year-old and two 17-year-olds — are connected to a network targeting homes for keys to luxury vehicles across York Region and surrounding areas.
Four teenage boys are facing several charges after police say they uncovered a “network” linked to more than 50 home break-ins and luxury vehicle thefts.
York Regional Police began an investigation called “Project Howler” after they became aware of dozens of incidents where suspects entered homes to steal keys for luxury vehicles parked in driveways and garages, officials said in a statement Tuesday.
Police charged two 18-year-olds (one from Toronto and one from Pickering), a 16-year-old from Toronto and a 15-year-old from…
“The suspects demanded cash, jewelry and the keys to the victim’s Lamborghini,” York Regional Police said in a news release.
The lone 16-year-old is believed to have used a fake gun during the overnight break-ins, which targeted businesses across Vaughan…
The masked men are believed to have been targeting the victim for a kidnapping, police say.
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