One More Suspect Sought In Subway Stabbing Of 16-Yr.-Old
Posted April 30, 2007 12:00 pm.
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Meatloaf’s old song “Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad” isn’t the tune Toronto Police feel like singing.
Instead they’d rather burst out into a rousing chorus of the “The Gang’s All Here.”
It all concerns a disturbing case that took place at the Kennedy Subway station last week.
They allege three men ganged up on a 16-year-old boy as he was waiting on a bus platform at the station around 11:30pm on April 18th. He was stabbed in the back twice after getting into an argument at the terminal, and was rushed to hospital. Fortunately, his injuries weren’t serious.
Cops have since arrested two men, charging them with attempted murder and various weapons offences.
But there’s one suspect still outstanding in the case and cops are desperate to find him. His name is Thanaraj Thangarajah and authorities allege he was the third man involved in the case.
They know who he is, but not where and they’re hoping you can fill in this very large blank.
He’s described as:
- Black,
- 19,
- 6′,
- 170 lbs.
Cops call him armed and dangerous and are urging you to be careful if you see him. Call (416) 808-4104 if you know where he is.
