Toronto police release dramatic arrest footage following teens’ alleged crime spree

Toronto police releasing dramatic video of what they say was a suspect vehicle deliberately hitting two unmarked police vehicles officers were attempting to arrest two teenagers who had allegedly broken into three autobo homes and stolen a number of cars earlier in December the suspect’s car flipped over the pair was arrested one officer

Received minor injuries for more let’s go live to our crime specialist Katherine McDonald Cath Allan police alleged the two suspects they arrested here on Monday morning after that spectacular crash began their crimes spree roughly 2 weeks earlier the suspects only 16 and 18 police say were

Both out on bail they alleged that these two young men would force their way into people’s homes as they slept sometimes confronting the victims before making off with their keys and their cars it was 5:30 Monday morning when offic ERS with the provincial carjacking task force trying to stop a suspected

Stolen vehicle set up a formation of unmarked cars at 24 Eva road instead of surrendering the suspect smashed through the roadblock narrowly missing one officer before flipping the SUV on its side moments later officers with the emergency task force grabbed the two accused inside the BMW X5 and took them

Into custody one officer injured during the takeown police say the accused 18-year-old Rasheed zulai and a 16-year-old whose name is protected by youth law were both out on bail at the time of the arrest once again I will say to the courts if somebody’s not going to

Abide by the conditions they should be kept in Jail court documents obtained by global news find that the 2022 bmwx5 the accused were driving that morning was stolen from this home on vanen Boulevard near Royal York and blure two weeks earlier it was December 3rd at 3:00 a.m.

When police alleged zulme and the 16-year-old forced their way into this home breaking the front door glass while the occupants slept before stealing the keys to the SUV neighbors say the victims have since moved out 10 days later investigators alleged the teens broke into a home on Summit Crest Drive

As they broke through glass to gain entry police say the victims who were sleeping woke up went downstairs and were confronted by the mass suspects who demanded car keys before making off with two vehicles including a 2022 Mercedes J wagon like this one court documents find the Mercedes SUV was also recovered on

The day of the takedown just 2 hours later police say the suspects forced their way into another home on this street there was a confrontation with the victim before his keys and car were stolen the victim suffered minor injuries imagine waking up at 3:00 in the morning and having individuals in

Front of your bedroom door threatening you asking for your car keys it’s it’s horrifying this woman who lives a few doors down from one of the victims is grateful to police for making an arrest in a case that has left the community in fear how do you protect

Yourself locked doors all the time and you know plexiglass now court documents we obtain find that rased zulma has been charged with breaching conditions that he not drive and that he be home uh he had house arrest between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. or a curfew now those charges

Relate to early December when he was uh charged with dangerous driving and assault with a weapon at this point the 18-year-old remains Behind Bars he will be back in court on January the 12th Alan back to you thank you Catherine

Toronto Police released dramatic video on Thursday of what they say was a suspect vehicle deliberately hitting two unmarked police vehicles.

Officers were attempting to arrest two teenaged boys Monday, who had allegedly broken into three Etobicoke, Ont., homes and also stole four cars this month.

The suspects’ car flipped over and the paid were arrested. One officer received minor injuries.

Our crime specialist Catherine McDonald has the latest on this story.

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