US Edition‘Grandma at the Picnic’: Source Sheds Light on Vaughan Lamborghini-Theft Shooting, After Ford’s Comments
- A Bradford man named Yasin was found guilty of failing to give information about the driver or rider of a vehicle when required by police.
- A group of at least six people attempted to break into a home and steal a luxury vehicle, but failed.
- Police have located five of the six suspects and taken them into custody.
- A Vaughan homeowner who fired a gun to stop an auto theft has been charged along with four suspects.
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Waterloo Chronicle
‘Grandma at the picnic’: Source sheds light on Vaughan Lamborghini-theft shooting, after Ford’s comments
A police source has clarified the events surrounding a Vaughan resident shooting a rifle in order to scare away a bunch of alleged car thieves as they tried to steal his white Lamborghini from his driveway, in part due to the dangers guns pose to communities.
ThePatriotLight - Ontario’s Ford Backs ‘Castle Law’ After Car Owner Charged for Shooting at Thieves
ThePatriotLight - Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he supports self-defence in cases of car theft or home invasion, following an incident in the city of Vaughan in which a car theft victim was charged with discharging a firearm.“I gotta find out this guy’s name and number, and I gotta hold a fundraiser for lawyer fees for him,” Ford said regarding the victim at an unrelated June 17 press conference. “He should get a medal for standing up.”Ontario’…
Police Charge Vaughan Man Who Fired Gun to Thwart Lamborghini Theft
A man who fired a gun at five suspects attempting to steal a Lamborghini from a Vaughan, Ont., driveway has been charged, police say. York Regional Police responded to a call at Pine Heights Drive, near Major MacKenzie Drive West and Highway 400, at 4 a.m. on June 12, following a report of a vehicle theft in progress. The sound of a gunshot was heard by an emergency dispatcher who was on the phone with a caller reporting the attempted theft, Con…
UPDATED: Vaughan man charged for firing gun to thwart theft attempt; York police advise the public not to ‘take justice into your own hands’
A Vaughan man was arrested along with four theft suspects on June 12 after officers were called to a home on Pine Heights Drive — near Pine Valley Drive and Teston Road — after receiving a call about an attempted vehicle theft.
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