3 teen boys arrested after multiple 'violent' robberies in Brampton: police | CBC News
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Three teenage boys are charged with kidnapping and robbery after a series of violent robberies in Brampton. These incidents occurred between April and May, where suspects utilized false pretenses to organize in-person meetings with victims through social media. The Peel police stated that in some instances, firearms were displayed. The suspects seemed to specifically target South Asians and individuals from the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Five suspects have been arrested, with one remaining at large, and police urge other victims to come forward and remain cautious when engaging in online interactions.
Three teenage boys face kidnapping and robbery charges for violent crimes in Brampton. They allegedly used social media to lure victims under false pretenses.
Peel police report that the suspects presented firearms during some robberies and appeared to target South Asians and the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
The police arrested a total of five suspects, with one still at large. Investigators encourage victims of similar incidents to come forward.
Police remind the public to exercise caution when arranging meetings with individuals met online and have urged other victims to report these crimes.
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