OPP lay fraud charges related to the COVID-19 vaccine database
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An OPP probe has led to two people being charged in a fraud investigation related to the COVID-19 vaccine database.
The investigation discovered about 150 falsified entries into the database.
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Waseem Razvi, 35, of Mississauga, and Trang Tran, 34, of Scarborough, were each changed with mischief to computer data, unauthorized use of a computer, breach of public trust, forgery, and trafficking in a forged document.
Cops return stolen bikes
Toronto Police officers returned dozens of stolen bikes to their rightful owners.
Police say they launched the program on Sept. 1 to return as many stolen bikes as possible.
Since the start of Project Sentry, 14 Division has recovered 47 bicycles, with 12 already returned to their owners.
Thirty-five bikes are being stored until they are identified and returned.
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Home invaders in Oakville steal Mercedes
Thugs confronted an occupant of a home they broke into in Oakville to obtain keys needed to steal a Mercedes.
Three bandits, including one with a gun, broke through a back door of a home on Harold Dent Trail — a residential street in north Oakville — and stole a Mercedes G-Wagon, say Halton Regional Police.
Police said the thieves went to an upper floor, confronted a female resident and demanded keys for the Mercedes.
No one was injured. The suspects are described as men, who wore dark clothes and masks.
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