3 arrests made following ‘violent’ online marketplace robberies in Toronto
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Toronto police say three arrests have been made following what investigators called violent robberies that stemmed from sales originating on online marketplaces.
Superintendent Paul Krawczyk detailed results of the investigation at a press conference on Thursday, indicating that some of the high-valued items targeted in the robberies included luxury watches. In July, one victim agreed to sell a watch after communicating with an prospective buyer online.
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