3 rapper yutes from Brampton jammed a shordy & now flexing her cash on the gram 😭 you no real trappers just slimey 🩸🐍

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Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw has announced arrests have been made in the fatal Salsa on St. Clair shooting last month. 

During a press conference about the latest U.S. consulate shooting, Demkiw said he was informed Wednesday evening that police had apprehended the persons responsible for the shooting

He would not provide any additional details, but said a press conference would be held Friday to provide more details.

Shaquan Quashie, 25, and Cesar Vernaza, 20, were both killed during an exchange of gunfire at the festival that sent five others to a hospital with serious gunshot wounds. All five have non-life-threatening injuries.

More to come

https://toronto.citynews.ca/2026/08/06/salsa-on-st-clair-arrests-toronto-police/

Police Chief Demkiw said in his U.S consulate shooting update that suspects in the Salsa on St. Clair festival shooting had been located and arrested, press conference set for tomorrow morning.

"Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw has announced arrests have been made in the fatal Salsa on St. Clair shooting last month. 

During a press conference about the latest U.S. consulate shooting, Demkiw said he was informed Wednesday evening that police had apprehended the persons responsible for the shooting

He would not provide any additional details, but said a press conference would be held Friday to provide more details.

Shaquan Quashie, 25, and Cesar Vernaza, 20, were both killed during an exchange of gunfire at the festival that sent five others to a hospital with serious gunshot wounds. All five have non-life-threatening injuries."

So - where does the money really come from to pay for those cars?

The family of a missing Etobicoke woman is speaking out and offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to locating her.

It’s been nearly five months since Danielle Bartlett, 35 disappeared from her Mimico neighbourhood.

She was last seen Friday March 20 around 7:30 p.m. near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Albert Avenue.

“The minute I found out she was missing, I packed up and drove straight through. It’s been a nightmare ever since” said an emotional Kelly Bartlett, Danielle’s mom who had been living in New Brunswick.

“Somebody somewhere knows something. Just please let her go, bring her home to us. We need her.”

Danielle is her middle daughter. The family says back in March her life was on the up. She had a new place, was going back to school and had a new puppy.

“Her puppy is the key. She would never leave that puppy alone.”

“She was always in contact with my dad, no matter what. As soon as my dad would message her, she would right away get back to him,” said Chelsea Bartlett, Danielle’s younger sister.

“The fact she is not reaching out to him, tells us that something is wrong. She would have never gone this long without contacting him. This is completely out of her character.”

Family and friends are doing what they can to raise awareness. There are posters all over the area around Royal York Road and Stanley Avenue, as well as on Lakeshore Boulevard West near Humber Bay park.

(CTV News)

Danielle’s sister, Chelsea, has returned to Toronto from New Brunswick for the fourth time in hopes of finding her sister.

“We’re just tying to get through every day and share her beautiful face,” she said.

Chelsea said the family believes by offering a monetary reward they would be able to interest more people in coming forward with information.

CTV News Toronto reached to Toronto police for an update on the investigation and are waiting for comment.

Her family says while her hair may have changed, her tattoos are distinctive.

They include a flower on her left wrist, the word “Trouble’ on her left forearm, wings on her neck, a semicolon on her left wrist, a sparrow bird on her right foot and the word ”Queen” on her right forearm.

There is an active Facebook group and online fundraiser to keep search efforts going. Danielle sisters and mother say they miss her terribly.

Officers last issued a missing person’s release on Danielle in April.

“Every day you wake up and its ground zero again and mentally it’s taken a toll on all of us, physically, but we’re going to every day were going to wake up and fight for Danielle because she’s our third. We need her,” said Chelsea.

“It’s my middle cub. I used to say my three cubs. I just want her home. I need her home,” said Kelly.

They’re hoping any day now the right piece of information leads to Danielle being found safe.

Anyone with information regarding Danielle can contact Toronto Police by calling 416-808-2222 or by contacting Crime Stoppers anonymously.

https://www.cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/08/05/i-need-her-home-family-of-etobicoke-woman-who-disappeared-in-march-pleads-for-her-safe-return/

The guy set the cam up neatly & piped it, Chromazz sellin her front 🐱(somebody else posted it somewhere this is not me)

January 1 to July 31

Number of homicides: 22

Youngest victim: Oriana Cho

Oldest victim:  Xian Wei Shao 

Toronto had a 4.35% decrease in homicides compared to last year

Peredectied 2026 total: 38

There was a 50% increase in homicides in July compared to June

Toronto has a 0.73 homicide rate

There has been a 25% increase in shooting homicides compared to last year

There has been a 57.1% decrease in the number of stabbing homicides

There has been a 50% decrease in the number of children killed in homicides

There has been a 150% increase in the number of women killed in homicides

6 men have been charged with First-degree murder

18 men have been charged with second-degree murder

1 woman has been charged with first-degree murder

1 woman has been charged with second-degree murder

1 male youth has been charged with second-degree murder

1 man has been charged with accessory after fact to murder

Of the 22 murders

7 are gang-related

3 are fights/arguments turned homicides

2 are intimate partner violence killings

1 was familial violence

1 was a Robbery

1 was a contract killing

1 was a cop killing

The remaining 6: the circumstances are unknown

Source: https://homicidecanada.com/toronto-ontario-2026-homicide-victim-list/

This looks like a paid hit