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icrbylgianni colavecchia- jv policehave arrested a toronto man z erseyeraybuthssterrorized a umonvme senior inside his own home investigators vith york regional v polices holdup squad charged an 18- f yeafbld man juesday nearly seven months after 78yearold man was beat- enand pistolwhipped inside a house- r near carlton road andwage parkway r police say the man answered a knock- s his door around 9 pm feb 3 just 1 before the attack took place vbasically he opened thedoor and got whacked del paul isalle said he was hif over the head with a hand gun pushed into the house and held on the floorat gunpoint jj man hadfaiien to the floqfafter taking several punches to his face the attackers tied up the mans hands with a r pairof his own shoelaces and threw him t qrf a couch inline basementof his perihqck crescent home 1 t anambufance eventually rushted the v victim ttfa torontqjiospkal with extenj s siye bruismg andcuts tohis focekf k the attackers stole a cellular tele- phqrie laptop computer leather jacket x cr3 player camera briefcase video s games rings ancpan amount of cash police wouldnt disclose z i the victimdid not know his attack- ershesaid -j- l atip led to the arrest of onesuspect y and investigators arelooking for more senior information from the public to crack open the case i have a veryjgood idea who is responsible but unless otherpeople step f forward we cant prove it lasalle said police describe oneofuie attackers as a caucasiapmale who is between 18 and 20 years of agetands sixfeettall and has an average build one of the other attackers is a black male also with an average build n car that had a pile of paper underneath it police saidthewitoessreportedly saw a flicker of light moments before another person calledpolice after seeing a man kicking and punching the witness v were going to recommend him for a civilian qtatidnjdet keith free- mantle said if he hadnt done it we probably would have lost the guy since early june an arsonist has investigators ask anyonewith infor- i struck fear into residents living in resi- rhation about the attack to call them atc dential areas bordered by 16th avenue 905 8811221 or crime stoppers at 1- to the north main street to the east 800222teps hwy7 to the south and woodbine- the accused faces charges of rob avenue to the west bery extortion assault and using a j an arsonist has set 11 day and night- firearm irfthe commission of acriminal v time blazes in the area and has left notes offence he s was to appear in ondoors telling residents they would die m a fire when police made theii arrest they found a backpack cdntain- irig death threat notes police estimate the fires have caused s- 140000 in damages to motor vehicles newmarket court tuesday man to be rewarded for tackling arson suspect r a man who tackled a suspect charged withsetting nearly a dozen fires in severalmarkhain neighbourhoods will getaward for his efforts york regional police say s j j the myearold markharh resident whose policewould not release was kra motor vehiclearound 11 p m wednesday when he saw a man walking in his neighbourhood near hwy 404 and 16th avenue the 44yearold struggled with the man after he saw him crouch next to a and garages one of the worstblazes took place abouta week ago when ah arsonist sprayedjan accelerant on the hood of a chevrolet minivan and set fireworks off uridemeathit the resulting fire destroyed the yari and melted parts of a nearby honda x before spreading to a garage causing about 50000 in damages though he expressed appreciation for the efforts of the witness freemantle said people should generally not approachjprime suspects because they may be armed j charged with -11- counts of arson three counts of threatening death two counts of mischief over 5000 as well as one count each of possession of an incendiary material assault assault with intent to resist arrest and prowling by night is 26yearold kevin michael w leung hes to appear in newmarket court july 27 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37 sandiford drive 4th floor stouffville s re loft community services r proposed group home facility l zl 37 church street community of stouffville s a public information session hosted by loft community services and the whitby mental health centfehasbeenscheduled for wednesday july 25th this meeting has been con vened to allow area residents the opportunity to hear a presentation made by representatives of loft community services and the whitby mental health centre on the nature of the group home operation proposed for 37 church street a question and answer period will follow the presentation to allow interested members of the community to raise anyconcerns or ask ques- tions associated with theproposal n r for more information about the nature of the public information meeting or the proposed group jhome6perati6h please contact mary jbrennan program manager whitby mental heauhrcentreministry ofhealth and long term care at 905 6685881 ext 6610 or susan meikle director of r community 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