Yet another reason to avoid the Asian incalls....
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Here's the article.
A woman in her 20s is lucky to be alive after allegedly being pushed from the 11th floor of a North York highrise.
Toronto Police were responded to a gun call at 150 Graydon Hall Dr., near Don Mills and York Mills Rds. when the woman fell and destroyed a ground floor satellite dish that may have saved her life.
She was among four people, including a female undercover cop, who suffered injuries during the 4:58 p.m. Wednesday incident.
The incident occurred after a woman called 911 to report a gun, police said.
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.
Officers had to break a door to enter the balcony but failed to stop a man from allegedly “throwing” a woman over the railing, police said.
Police said a scuffle broke out as they tried to arrest the man, who now faces a slew of charges.
A woman, who is suspected of being a madame of the parlour, was also detained by police.
Officers alleged the madame operates other sex dens in the quiet and well-kept building.
Toronto Police Const. Tony Vella said officers were responding to “unknown trouble” at the unit and refused to comment further on the case because it was being probed by the Special Investigations Unit, because police were involved when the woman suffered her injuries.
Meanwhile, more than 100 residents were kept waiting to get into the building which was sealed with police tape for several hours.
“We were kept in lockdown inside the building for more than an hour,” said tenant Amanda Leduc, 32. “I am a little concerned about my safety.”
She said tenants were forced by security to stay inside their units during the incident.
“I am very shocked by what has happened,” said a resident who identified himself as Derrick, 28. “This is just a little bit too close to home.”
SIU officials refused to comment on their probe late Wednesday.
A man who responded to the name 'wazup' was spotted in one of the rooms and refused to leave until he received his happy ending. He quickly got dressed and eluded police while they were distracted, and is still at large. Anyone with information on this individual is urged to call crimestoppers.
A woman in her 20s is lucky to be alive after allegedly being pushed from the 11th floor of a North York highrise.
Toronto Police were responded to a gun call at 150 Graydon Hall Dr., near Don Mills and York Mills Rds. when the woman fell and destroyed a ground floor satellite dish that may have saved her life.
She was among four people, including a female undercover cop, who suffered injuries during the 4:58 p.m. Wednesday incident.
The incident occurred after a woman called 911 to report a gun, police said.
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.
Officers had to break a door to enter the balcony but failed to stop a man from allegedly “throwing” a woman over the railing, police said.
Police said a scuffle broke out as they tried to arrest the man, who now faces a slew of charges.
A woman, who is suspected of being a madame of the parlour, was also detained by police.
Officers alleged the madame operates other sex dens in the quiet and well-kept building.
Toronto Police Const. Tony Vella said officers were responding to “unknown trouble” at the unit and refused to comment further on the case because it was being probed by the Special Investigations Unit, because police were involved when the woman suffered her injuries.
Meanwhile, more than 100 residents were kept waiting to get into the building which was sealed with police tape for several hours.
“We were kept in lockdown inside the building for more than an hour,” said tenant Amanda Leduc, 32. “I am a little concerned about my safety.”
She said tenants were forced by security to stay inside their units during the incident.
“I am very shocked by what has happened,” said a resident who identified himself as Derrick, 28. “This is just a little bit too close to home.”
SIU officials refused to comment on their probe late Wednesday.
A man who responded to the name 'wazup' was spotted in one of the rooms and refused to leave until he received his happy ending. He quickly got dressed and eluded police while they were distracted, and is still at large. Anyone with information on this individual is urged to call crimestoppers.
i wonder what the madame looked like ? and what did the female undercover get in the action ? I wonder if she was working part time there ????
As a rule, I stay away from the asian places. Not that there is anything wrong with the service, but more that you never know what's going on with the women. Many speak little or no english and I have no desire to promote the enslavement of women.
I had not heard of this place, but I am not surprised as there are at least ten below the radar places that cater to a specific crowd. These people don't need to advertise, they get all the customers they need through word of mouth in the asian community.
I had not heard of this place, but I am not surprised as there are at least ten below the radar places that cater to a specific crowd. These people don't need to advertise, they get all the customers they need through word of mouth in the asian community.
and if you read the article the police only came AFTER somebody called 911 to report a voilent man
Not saying it is but if you take a woman who can't speak English and just came to this country and is now having sex for money, well.......
