US EditionNearly a dozen suspects from Quebec arrested in connection with Greater Toronto Area auto theft ring
- Nearly a dozen suspects from Quebec have been charged in connection with organized auto thefts east of Toronto, according to Durham Regional Police.
- The investigation began in January after multiple car thefts were reported in the area, leading to the arrest of 11 individuals aged 17 to 31.
- A total of 20 stolen vehicles have been recovered, while 18 remain outstanding, and four other suspects are still at large.
- Eight of the suspects are charged with failure to comply with previous release orders, with all suspects undergoing bail hearings.
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