StreetBeat – Jan. 6 – Man Stabbed Outside Jane St. Building

Posted January 6, 2008 12:00 pm.

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Two people were arrested and police are hunting for a third suspect in connection with a stabbing early Sunday. The incident reportedly happened outside an apartment building on Jane Street, near Firgrove, south of Finch. A man was found with stab wounds to his arm and back. Police said he’s in serious condition but his injuries are non-life threatening.

Snowmobile Crash

Man Survives Snowmobile Crash

Police Chase

Halton Police have three suspects in custody Sunday night after a brief chase and crash in Burlington. A car fleeing a burglary scene hit two other cars, then a third at Harvester Road and Appleby Line.

The K-9 unit nabbed three suspects after a foot chase while a fourth got away. No one was seriously hurt.

Rollover Robbery Suspect

A busy weekend for GTA police was capped with an investigation into a car rollover in the city’s west end.

The incident happened at Evans and Kipling Avenue around 8:30 Sunday night. Police are questioning the suspected driver of the vehicle in connection with a robbery.

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