New Suspects Wanted For G20 Damage
Posted December 4, 2010 10:51 am.
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Toronto police have released photos of 18 new people wanted for damage and destruction caused during this summer’s G20 summit.
See the wanted suspects here.
More than 1, 000 people were arrested during the summit, making it the largest mass arrest in Canadian history.
However, to date only 39 of those people – from Ontario, Quebec and B.C. – have faced charges stemming from the G20.
Officials estimate $2 million in property damage was done during the G20 weekend.
Meanwhile, Toronto police Chief Bill Blair backed off his earlier comments and apologized Friday.
Blair had previously stated a controversial YouTube video of a G20 clash between protesters and police had been tampered with and the missing portions may have shown the reason why officers arrested protester Andrew Nobody.
In a statement, Blair said “there was no evidence to suggest this was done.”
