Bandidos trial sees gruesome photos of dead men

Bandidos trial sees gruesome photos of dead men

LONDON, Ont. – Stomach-churning images of bloodied faces pocked with gushing bullet holes were displayed in a London, Ont,. court Wednesday as a forensic investigator detailed the grisly April 2006 discovery of eight murdered men who were connected to the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle club. The gasps and sobs of family members nearly drowned out testimony

Several councillors on the fence over tax vote

Several councillors on the fence over tax vote

A number of Toronto city councillors hold the balance of power in deciding if two proposed taxes will be passed onto residents during Monday’s vote at city hall. Mayor David Miller wants council to support the two controversial levies — the land transfer tax and vehicle registration fee. He calls them important “revenue tools” that

OPP seize another 175 vehicles

OPP seize another 175 vehicles

The new Ontario Provincial Police street racing legislation resulted in the seizure of 175 vehicles and driver’s licences over the busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Since Bill 203 came into effect on Sept. 30, police have impounded 269 vehicles. “The new legislation allowing us to seize a car and the driver’s licence is a powerful tool

OPP launch holiday blitz armed with tougher laws

OPP launch holiday blitz armed with tougher laws

Ontario Provincial Police are using extra resources, and the province’s new traffic laws, to crack down on aggressive drivers over the holiday weekend. Traffic unit cruisers, motorcycles, unmarked cars and aerial surveillance are patrolling the roads and marine unit vessels will be monitoring the waterways of the province, OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino said on Friday.

Ont. bust nets $3M in cocaine

Ont. bust nets $3M in cocaine

Durham police have busted a major drug-smuggling ring operating out of the Dominican Republic, seizing more than $3 million worth of cocaine in a series of pre-dawn raids. Twelve people were arrested in various southern Ontario locations, including the GTA and Barrie, Ont., early Tuesday morning. A dozen firearms, including assault riffles, and an estimated

Shooting victim linked to gangs

Shooting victim linked to gangs

A King Township man who was gunned down outside a Richmond Hill gym in what police are calling a “targeted hit” had apparent ties to organized crime. Jason Pellicore, 34, was shot four times at around 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday as he exited his vehicle at Complete Fitness located at Newkirk Avenue and Elgin Mills

Carson Briere charged with shoving woman’s wheelchair down stairs

Carson Briere charged with shoving woman’s wheelchair down stairs

Carson Briere is facing a charge of disorderly conduct — but this time, it won’t end after two minutes in the penalty box. The son of Gatineau, Que., hockey great Daniel Briere was caught on a surveillance camera shoving an unoccupied wheelchair down a flight of stairs at a bar in Erie, Pa., on March