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Toronto police were at an apartment on the 19th floor of the building for another reason when they were called about a disturbance on the 11th floor, which they say was unrelated.
“As they were responding to the [second] call, a woman ended up going over the balcony from the 11th floor,” said Det. Darren Berezowski.
Police believe the only reason she survived the drop was because she landed on a ground-floor satellite dish, which they say cushioned her fall.
A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with the incident and later charged, police said. They have yet to reveal his identity.
Several police officers were also treated for minor injuries at the scene. The province’s Special Investigations Unit, which investigates whenever there’s a death or injury while police are involved, is looking into the incident.
Neighbours said the apartment was being used as a massage parlour, but police would not confirm if that was the case.

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Toronto police were at an apartment on the 19th floor of the building for another reason when they were called about a disturbance on the 11th floor, which they say was unrelated.
“As they were responding to the [second] call, a woman ended up going over the balcony from the 11th floor,” said Det. Darren Berezowski.
Police believe the only reason she survived the drop was because she landed on a ground-floor satellite dish, which they say cushioned her fall.
A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with the incident and later charged, police said. They have yet to reveal his identity.
Several police officers were also treated for minor injuries at the scene. The province’s Special Investigations Unit, which investigates whenever there’s a death or injury while police are involved, is looking into the incident.
Neighbours said the apartment was being used as a massage parlour, but police would not confirm if that was the case.

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A young woman in her 20’s was allegedly pushed from the 11th story floor of a north end high rise in Toronto, Canada.
The police had originally responded to a call about a gun, but when they got there the woman dropped to the ground and hit a ground floor satellite dish that just might have saved her life.
She was among four that suffered injuries around 5pm on Wednesday. One of the persons suffering injuries was an undercover female cop.
Apparently a man was trying to throw the woman over the balcony when police tried to stop him, but their attempt failed. This all happened in a massage parlor.
Police said the man struggled as they were arresting him and he now faces more charges. A woman who is suspected of being a madam of the parlor was also held by the police.

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Police went to a 19th-floor unit and then to an apartment on the 11th floor where they found a massage parlour and a woman who was screaming on the balcony, police alleged.

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The massage parlour offers a complimentary hot tub and private rooms with showers and sinks, the message said.

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A west-end city councillor joined three bylaw enforcement officers Friday night in a bid to rub out unsavoury massage parlours.

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A Filipino nanny is at the centre of a human trafficking investigation unveiled by a bust on a popular Richmond Hill massage parlour over the weekend.
Eleven women were found inside Club De Lotto on East Wilmot St., near Leslie St. and Hwy. 7, after police busted through the doors Friday night, but only one of them gave a statement against the so-called pimps who police allege were running the show, York Regional Police vice Det. Thai Truong said Monday.
The woman arrived in Canada last year to work as a nanny, but soon realized she wasn’t making enough to support her family and child in The Philippines, so she posted an ad on Kijiji offering to clean houses on the weekends, Truong said.
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During search warrants at the massage parlour and two Markham homes, police allegedly seized $30,000 in cash connected to the business.

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They said it was in protest for the not being allowed to train on the Bloemfontein pitch.
The mud-slinging against our players appeared yesterday in the country’s biggest selling newspaper – Bild – in an article under the headline: “Now our good German boys take on the English rowdies.”
The article said: “They play the same game, but are completely different people.
“The best lesson for the English scoundrels? Send them home. No later than Monday.”
German player Thomas Müller, who faces England defender Ashley Cole, is described as a faithful husband whereas Cole is labelled as a serial adulterer.
Wayne Rooney comes in for stick when the Germans drag up the details of his visits to massage parlours as a very young man six years ago. Jermain Defoe is described as a cross dresser, famous for getting his leg over.

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Edmonton police Supt. Danielle Campbell called human trafficking “a crime that has largely flown under the radar in Canada,” even though it makes more money than arms dealing for global organized crime and is second only to the drug trade.
Official numbers say that about 800 people, mostly women, are brought to Canada every year and forced into virtual slavery, working in the sex trade, sweat shops and elsewhere, but Campbell suspects the real numbers are much higher.
Since human trafficking became a specific crime in 2005, there have only been a handful of charges laid. The first in Western Canada was in Edmonton last September, when cops charged three owners of a west-end massage parlour. They’re accused of keeping three foreign women in the parlour and forcing them provide sex around the clock.

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Down here on Queens Quay, we’re abuzz with questions about the G20 summit.
Like, what colour gas mask is hot? And should we get one for the poodle?
War’s a bitch.
The Gestapo, or whoever’s running this show, unveiled the summit security curtain on Friday and Queens Quay is the southern front. Now we know how Sicily felt in World War II.
We’ve braced for months. Long gone is any hope the G20 would join the G8 in Huntsville and be eaten by blackflies.
So we’re trapped in The Billion-Dollar Danger Zone (BDDZ). You yobs in Scarborough, Rexdale and Mississauga, quit smirking.
Keep your drug gangs, grow-ops and massage parlours. Leave the anarchists to us.
We’ll sic our chihuahuas on ‘em. That’ll teach them to badmouth corporate stalwarts like Taco Bell.

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