Toronto man and woman charged with hundreds of physical, sexual assault offences
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This article was published 28/02/2022 (1658 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
A man and a woman from Toronto have been arrested and charged with hundreds of offences related to alleged sexual and physical assaults spanning the last 17 years.
Toronto police say they’ve laid charges related to 41 victims so far.
They say the alleged assaults were committed against men, women and children.
Police allege the offences took place in the east part of Toronto, in the area of Danforth Avenue and Dawes Road, and Danforth Road and Eglinton Avenue East.
They say many of the assaults were taped and then uploaded to the internet.
Investigators say they still have a number of unidentified victims.
They say they are seeking assistance from the public in identifying the victims.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 28, 2022.