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Toronto police releases G20's most wanted list
by Joseph Ernest July 14, 2010
Photo released by Toronto Police Service
NewscastMedia -- Ten of Toronto's most wanted have been listed for vandalism and violence on a list, and the Toronto police is asking the public to help them identify the protesters.
The protests occurred during the G8 and G20 Summits especially the June 26 two-day G20 summit. Det.-Sgt. Gary Giroux said, "They are individuals who are not suspects, they are people who are wanted for criminal offenses and the only difficulty that the investigative team has is that, at this point, we don't know who they are. So we are seeking the assistance of the public to identify them."
Giroux said, the investigative team has amassed 14,000 images and 500 videos of the protests, and urged the public to send them more information. Meanwhile, the group Canadians Advocating Political Participation held its own news conference Wednesday afternoon to call for a federal public inquiry of police actions during the protest. Add comments>>
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