Three girls, one boy wanted for Woodbine Beach stabbing
A year earlier, a Violent Victoria Day weekend at the popular beach led to 19 arrests, including 10 youths
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Three teenage girls and a teenage boy are sought for a stabbing at Woodbine Beach late last month.
And the incident occurred almost a year to the day after a violent Victoria Day weekend at the popular beach – near Woodbine Ave. and Lake Shore Blvd. E. – that ended with 19 arrests, including 10 youths.
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Toronto Police say officers responded to the stabbing call at Woodbine Beach around 9:20 p.m. on May 30.
“It is reported that a group of youth got into an altercation,” Const. Ashley Visser said in a statement . “One person was stabbed.”
Investigators are looking for four unidentified youths in connection with the aggravated assault, but no suspect images have been released.
The first suspect is described as a white female, 16-18 years old, with straight brown hair and red highlights. She was wearing a blue sweater with a Brooklyn Nets logo and beige shorts at the time.
The second suspect is also a white female, aged 16-18, with straight black hair in a ponytail. She was wearing a black sweater with a red logo on the left shoulder and black shorts at the time.
The third suspect, again a white female aged 16-18, has straight brown hair. She was wearing a light-coloured sweater, black shorts and white shoes at the time.
The fourth suspect is a white male, age 16-17. He was wearing a back T-shirt, black shorts, black satchel, black shoes and a black face covering at the time.
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On May 22, 2022, police dealt with a shooting, a stabbing and two gunpoint robberies Woodbine Beach and Ashbridge’s Bay.
The next night, as the city put on its first fireworks display in three years to celebrate Victoria Day, there were multiple incidents of youths shooting fireworks directly at people – including police officers – at Woodbine Beach.
One officer broke a leg while responding to a shooting call, two officers suffered burns and ear injuries when fireworks were thrown and exploded near them, and another officer was hit directly in the face by a firework causing serious abrasions to his face, ears and eyes.
The violence prompted police to step up their presence at Woodbine Beach for subsequent long weekends during the summer of 2022.
Anyone with information regarding the identities of the suspects in the latest stabbing at Woodbine Beach is asked to call police at 416-808-5500 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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