Toronto Escorts In The News!

Nikota Martin, 26, of Brampton, Ont., was arrested Friday evening by Peel Region police officers at a Mississauga apartment building.
Martin faces multiple charges, including being an accessory after the fact, failing to stop for police, dangerous operation of a vehicle, driving while suspended, improper storage of a firearm, occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possession of a firearm.
London police issued a warrant for Martin’s arrest after a Jan. 11 shooting outside a suspected Hells Angels clubhouse in London.
Diamond Ialenti, a full-patch Hells Angel, was shot along with a woman.
Ialenti was in serious condition in hospital following the shooting. The woman was treated at hospital and released.
A London man and two Brampton men were arrested shortly after the shooting following a high-speed chase.
The shooting came after several suspected arsons at London businesses, including a tattoo shop, two massage parlours and a strip club.

See the full article from “Edmonton Sun”

Nikota Martin, 26, of Brampton, Ont., was arrested Friday evening by Peel Region police officers at a Mississauga apartment building.
Martin faces multiple charges, including being an accessory after the fact, failing to stop for police, dangerous operation of a vehicle, driving while suspended, improper storage of a firearm, occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possession of a firearm.
London police issued a warrant for Martins arrest after a Jan. 11 shooting outside a suspected Hells Angels clubhouse in London.
Diamond Ialenti, a full-patch Hells Angel, was shot along with a woman.
Ialenti was in serious condition in hospital following the shooting. The woman was treated at hospital and released.
A London man and two Brampton men were arrested shortly after the shooting following a high-speed chase.
The shooting came after several suspected arsons at London businesses, including a tattoo shop, two massage parlours and a strip club.

See the full article from “CANOE”

Martin faces multiple charges, including accessory to attempt murder, failing to stop for police, dangerous operation of a vehicle, driving while suspended, improper storage of a firearm, occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possession of a firearm.
London police issued a warrant for Martin’s arrest after a Jan. 11 shooting outside a suspected Hells Angels clubhouse on Grey St. in London.
Diamond Ialenti, a full-patch Hells Angel, was shot along with a woman.
Ialenti was in serious condition in hospital following the shooting. The woman was treated at hospital and released.
Three men, including a London man and two Brampton men, were arrested shortly after the shooting following a high-speed chase.
The shooting came after several arsons at London adult businesses, including a tattoo shop, two massage parlours and a strip club.
A massage parlour in St. Thomas, Ont., was also torched.

See the full article from “Winnipeg Sun”

… The activities that take place at these clubs have to be brought under control,” he insisted. “Right now, there’s no laws that governs these clubs or the swingers inside.”
The association has written to city councillors and licensing officials to take action.
City of Toronto spokesman Bruce Hawkins said there are no plans to start licensing the clubs, adding they are governed by the Criminal Code.
He noted “services” are not provided by owners of the clubs.
“The activity is carried out by the patrons,” he said in an e-mail.
The owners of Wicked, meanwhile, said they’re abiding by all city bylaws and guidelines.
“We are operating under the rule of law,” said co-owner Aurora Benzion. “We are providing a venue for people to meet.”
Benzion said her club is different from a strip club or massage parlour, since her patrons “have a very different lifestyle.”

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The first person to be convicted of human trafficking in York Region was given a stiff sentence on Friday.
Jason Reid, 28, of Richmond Hill was sentenced to four years in jail.
Court heard that Reid forced a 21-year-old woman to exchange sex for money at a Toronto-area massage parlour.
The woman said Reid kept her at his Richmond Hill Home without access to her credit cards and identification.
Court also heard that she was also not allowed to speak with other men, unless it was negotiating money, and that she was forced to hand over all of her earnings to Reid.
Reid’s sentence includes three years for human trafficking and an additional year for possession of a handgun while under a weapons ban.
Reid, who was arrested on Sept. 29, was also given a lifetime ban on owning a weapon and must provide a DNA sample.

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Toronto city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti (Ward 7, York West) has long been advocating for a crackdown on massage parlours. Interviewed by the Toronto Sun, he’s made a new claim: that the city’s massage parlours are doubling as opium dens. If that sounds a bit like Toronto could soon be the setting for the fourth season of Deadwood, it’s because, according to Toronto police, this may also be an excellent work of dramatic fiction. From the bottom of the Sun story:
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Of course, I don’t have any evidence that Toronto’s massage parlours aren’t engaging in the opium trade. And there may be sufficient problems with our massage parlour industry that still deserve a crackdown like the one councillor Mammoliti continues to call for. But for now it seems as if the police aren’t chasing this particular dragon.

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He said opium dens have been known to attract organized crime members, who may be armed to protect the drugs they sell.
“The security at some of these clubs is like Fort Knox,” he said. “The illicit activity at some of these places are blatant and right in your face.”
His said even licenced parlours that are illegally operated as brothels are making money by coverting rooms into opium dens.
“Even the brothels are being taken over,” he said. “We should not be issuing licences to businesses that are taking part in illicit activity.”
He said enforcement officers are spending to much time patrolling strip clubs rather than massage and holistic clubs.
“The system that we created in Toronto has restricted us from enforcing our laws,” he said. “We are giving people a licence to run illegal massage parlours.”

See the full article from “Toronto Sun”

MLS staff attempted to stop Muse owner Andrea “Riley” Bell from purchasing an existing body rub parlour licence, one of 25 such licences that have been issued by the city (CHRIS DOUCETTE/Toronto Sun).
TORONTO - 
The owner of a North York massage parlour has her happy ending thanks to a Municipal and Licencing Standards (MLS) tribunal’s decision Thursday.
But those opposed to the city granting Muse Massage Spa a body rub parlour licence feel they’ve been stiffed.
“This shows how stupid our system is and how naive the people granting the licences are,” Toronto Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti said of the decision.
Located in an industrial plaza at 1290 Finch Ave. W., near Keele St., Muse is one of about 36 massage and body rub parlours in Mammoliti’s riding.
It opened two years ago with a holistic centre licence, one of more than 400 such licences the city has issued.

See the full article from “Toronto Sun”

… Markham is one of the fastest growing communities in Canada and Muslims make up a large part of the growth,” according to the society website. “Most of the Muslims in this community are first generation immigrants from all over the world.” The site many of the Muslims are primarily professionals and working class people.
Meanwhile, dozens of residents are expressing mixed feelings about the mosque in postings on an Internet website.
“I think it should not be planned there, not because it is a mosque, but because it is a mass daily rally point for non-residents in a residential area,” one Markham resident wrote.
“Its kinda cool that your neighbours might have a different religion, something you can learn from,” another resident said. “This will hopefully bridge gaps and help become more tolerant of other ideologies.” “Most folks are afraid of crackheads, porn shops, strip clubs and massage parlours moving into their neighbourhood,” another writer said. “This is the first time I’ve heard someone complain about a church.”

See the full article from “Toronto Sun”

Mammoliti kicks off task force behind closed doors
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By Don Peat ,City Hall Bureau Chief First posted: Friday, October 14, 2011 08:39 AM EDT | Updated: Friday, October 14, 2011 08:48 AM EDT
A sign posted outside the closed-door meeting of the mayor’s task force on child care on the second floor of city hall Thursday. (DON PEAT/Toronto Sun)
TORONTO - 
After one meeting, Mayor Rob Ford’s child-care task force is embroiled in controversy.
Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti, chairman of the task force, held a closed-door meeting of the group Thursday night at city hall and barred two other councillors and the media from entering the room.
Mammoliti’s meeting comes a day after he blasted city staff for having a “secret meeting” with massage parlour owners earlier this week.
Councillors Janet Davis and Kristyn Wong-Tam, both members of the community development and recreation committee that oversees the city’s child-care operations, were booted out of the 7 p.m. meeting when they tried to sit in on it.

See the full article from “Toronto Sun”