Brampton
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Four Ontario Men Face 36 Charges in Cross-Border Tobacco Smuggling Case
The RCMP and the Canada Border Services Agency say four Ontario men face 36 charges over an alleged cross-border tobacco smuggling operation. The release alleges nearly 116,000 kilograms of tobacco was illegally transported into Canada from October 2020 to April 2024. Charges were laid September 21.
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Brampton Man, 35, Charged With Second-Degree Murder in Mississauga Stabbing
Peel Regional Police say Kevin Chippie, 35, of Brampton has been charged with second-degree murder after police responded to a stabbing in a parking lot near Tomken Road and Kamato Road in Mississauga on October 25. The force says he turned himself in to police on October 26.
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Manitoba RCMP Say Quincey Ackie, 18, of Caledon and Zante Gordon, 20, of Brampton Face Six Counts Between Them by a Tally of the Listed Charges After Cross Lake RCMP Answer a Break and Enter Call on Wapack and Seize Cocaine, Crack Cocaine, Cash, Phones and Pill Bottles (October 16, 2026)
Manitoba RCMP say Cross Lake RCMP answered a break and enter call on Wapack on October 1, chased two men who fled into the woods and seized cocaine, crack cocaine, cash, phones and pill bottles. Quincey Ackie, 18, of Caledon and Zante Gordon, 20, of Brampton face six counts between them by a tally of…
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Arsalan Chaudhary, Who Pleaded Guilty to Theft Over $5,000 and Was Sentenced to Four Years, Tells the Brampton Trial of Former Air Canada Employee Parmpal Sidhu That a Group in Police Uniforms Abducted Him in Pakistan and Forced Him to Hand Over the Gold and Cash He Had Left (October 13, 2026)
Arsalan Chaudhary, who pleaded guilty to theft over $5,000 and was sentenced to four years, told the Brampton trial of former Air Canada employee Parmpal Sidhu that a group in police uniforms abducted him in Pakistan and took the gold and cash he had left.
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A Toronto Police Spokesperson Tells CP24 That Nasser Gholami, 47, of Brampton, Charged by the CBSA With Four Firearm-Related Offences Over Two Suppressors Shipped From the United States, Is a Constable With Seven Years of Service and Is Suspended With Pay (October 9, 2026)
A Toronto police spokesperson has told CP24 that Nasser Gholami, 47, of Brampton, charged by the CBSA with four firearm-related offences over two suppressors shipped from the United States, is a constable with seven years of service and is suspended with pay. CP24 published the account on October 9.
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The CBSA Charges Nasser Gholami, 47, of Brampton With Four Firearm-Related Offences After Border Officers in Mississauga Seized Two Complete Firearm Suppressors From a Parcel Shipped From the United States and the Ontario Firearms Smuggling Enforcement Team Searched His Brampton Home (October 8, 2026)
The Canada Border Services Agency says Nasser Gholami, 47, of Brampton is charged with four firearm-related offences after border officers in Mississauga seized two complete firearm suppressors from a parcel shipped from the United States. The Ontario Firearms Smuggling Enforcement Team searched his Brampton home on September 24 and seized three non-restricted firearms.
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Cross Lake RCMP Say Nakeem Jamar Johnson, 36, of Brampton, Who Was Wanted on a Canada-Wide Warrant in Connection With an Attempted Murder Investigation, Is Also Charged in Manitoba With Identity Fraud, Resist/Obstruct Peace Officer, Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking and Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Over $5,000 After a September 21 Search Warrant in Pimicikamak Cree Nation (October 6, 2026)
Cross Lake RCMP say Nakeem Jamar Johnson, 36, from Brampton, Ontario, who was wanted on a Canada-Wide-Warrant in connection with an attempted murder investigation, now also faces four charges in Manitoba after a September 21 search warrant in Pimicikamak Cree Nation. Follow-up to Peel police’s October 1 release.
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Peel Police Say a 9mm Handgun and a Sawed-Off Rifle Were Found at an Accused’s Residence Three Days After a Brampton Traffic Stop: Navjot Singh, 29, of Innisfail, Alberta Now Faces 14 Charges (October 2, 2026)
Peel police say investigators who attended the residence of one of the accused from an August 10 Brampton traffic stop found a 9 mm handgun, a sawed-off rifle and ammunition there on August 13. Navjot Singh, 29, of Innisfail, Alberta now faces 14 charges in all. Police published the second seizure on October 2.
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Ten Stolen Re-Vinned Vehicles Worth Three Quarters of a Million Dollars, and Not One of the Nine Counts Alleges Anybody Stole a Car: Peel Police Charge Four People With Fraud and Forged Documents in Project Octane, Launched in May 2026 (October 1, 2026)
Peel police say Project Octane recovered 10 stolen re-vinned vehicles worth an estimated $750,000 and uncovered a vehicle registration fraud scheme tied to more than $100,000 in unpaid 407 ETR tolls. Four people from Caledon, Brampton, Milton and Toronto face nine counts between them.
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One Thousand Six Hundred and Ninety-Two Days After a Man Was Shot at Queen and Rutherford, They Found Him in Cross Lake, Manitoba: Peel Police Charge Nakeem Jamar Johnson, 36, With Seventeen Counts, and the Conspiracy Count Alleges Somebody Else Was In On It (October 1, 2026)
Published Thursday, October 1, 2026 by Peel Regional Police under N/R 26-183 and occurrence PR220041313. The force says its Major Crime Unit arrested Nakeem Jamar Johnson, 36, on September 22, 2026 in Cross Lake, Manitoba, with RCMP assistance, on a Canada-wide warrant issued in 2023. The investigation opened on February 3, 2022, when officers responded…