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Durham and Toronto police take guns off the street

Posted by news | Filed under All News Stories, Crime, Durham, Toronto

Toronto and Durham police are working together to get guns off the streets. Toronto Police say officers recently stopped a vehicle in the Highway 2 and Brock Road area of Pickering and found a man carrying a fully loaded 9 millimetre Ruger, with full metal jacket rounds, as well as a fully loaded Rossi revolver. Two Pickering men, 22 year old Elijah fFrench and 21 year old Joshua Nickerson are facing a number of firearm related charges.

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Permalink | September 13th, 2012

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