Violent Crime Takedowns & Assault Indictments

Mississauga Commercial Stabbing Takedown: Peel Police Arrest Gregory Darling Following Commercial Plaza Attack

By: Gangland Files  |  August 11, 2026  |  Mississauga, ON
ArrestedBrampton Suspect
32 YrsAccused Age
12 DivisionPRP CIB Lead
Trauma UnitVictim Recovering

MISSISSAUGA — Investigators from Peel Regional Police 12 Division Criminal Investigations Bureau have unsealed an arrest file charging 32-year-old Gregory Darling of Brampton in connection with a violent stabbing attack inside a commercial establishment in Mississauga.

The stabbing occurred at approximately 1:40 a.m. on Friday, August 1, 2026, at a commercial unit near Dixie Road and Aimco Boulevard. Responding patrol officers located an adult male suffering from multiple stab wounds before paramedics rushed him to a regional trauma center.

PRP 12 Division Takedown & Charges

Following an extensive nine-day major crime investigation analyzing commercial security footage and interviewing witnesses, 12 Division CIB detectives executed a tactical arrest of Darling in Brampton.

Police confirmed the victim is expected to survive his injuries. Darling remains remanded in custody at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton facing aggravated assault and weapon possession indictments.

Indictment & Suspect Matrix

  • The Accused: Gregory Darling, 32, of Brampton, Ontario.
  • The Incident: Commercial plaza stabbing near Dixie Road and Aimco Boulevard, Mississauga.
  • Charges: Aggravated Assault, Assault with a Weapon, Possession of a Weapon for a Dangerous Purpose.
  • Executing Division: Peel Regional Police 12 Division CIB.

Peel Police Operational Case Log

August 1, 2026 (1:40 AM) — Dixie Road StabbingVictim suffers multiple stab wounds inside a commercial unit near Dixie Rd and Aimco Blvd.
August 2–9, 2026 — 12 Division CIB DragnetDetectives isolate suspect identity and track Darling to Brampton location.
August 10, 2026 — Arrest UnsealedPeel Police officially confirm Darling taken into custody; remanded in Brampton court.
Peel Regional Police
12 Division CIB
Ontario Court of Justice

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