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Page 12, Whltby Free Press, Wednesday, January 18,1995 Brooklin residenl0'ts face robbery charges Two Brooklin residents have been charged with nurnerous robberies ai-tr a joint forces in- vestigation between Durhamn and Metro Toronto Police hold-up eryJohn Elkins, 30, was arrested shortly after a hold-up at a Royal 'IY'usjt branch on Markhaxn Road in Scarborough. He wus arrested nearby. He's charged with three counts of robbery, weapone. dangerous and wearing a disguise, in con- nection with ine robberies in Metro Toronto and tbree in Dur- Buy a Lenmox whsý5xrHeat Fumace and receive EU Re Air Cleaner or ,Power Humidifier or 07e.ý j eSetback Thermostat . ..I . Apri 9 1 Heoe's a new gas fumnace no home should bc without. The WhiSpcrHcatTM gaS furnace from Lennox. lis the answcr to homeowners who have been putting off "~x.: eplacing thirold clunkerwith the ncwest ~~~. in tcchnology. WhisperHeat is Lcnnox quality atitis besi. l-igh efficicncy. Innovative engineering. Warmn comfori. 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Complaintagainst arresting.officer MA 41-year-old Whitby man faces charges of assaulting police and possession of a dangerous weapon after an incident at an *Oshawa donut shop. Police s"y two detectives were investigatinq a fraud at the shop *at King ana Mary streets and approached a man to question hîm. "At.that p oint he becamne abu- sive,» saLys Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie , and after some time he was arrested.» The suspect was taken to 17 division for questioning. While M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M i M M M M M M M M M M there, Ryrie says he attempted to aasault one of the officers. John Southern of Regency Crescent was charged and released with an order to appear ini Oshawa court Jan. 27. Southern has filed a formal complaint against one of the arresting officers, Detective Nobbs, with the Professional Standards Branch and has con- tacted a lawyer. 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