My citys fucked, this guy was sending letter bombs that explode when opened to people and they just caught him last night, right now all MAJOR highways are closed while they transport this thing and blow it up in lake ontario!


CTV.ca | T.O. police close highway to transport explosives

T.O. police close highway to transport explosives

Updated Fri. Aug. 31 2007 12:48 PM ET
CTV.ca News Staff
Toronto police have shut down part of two key highways in the city to transport several improvised explosive devices found in a vehicle.
Police say the three bombs are linked to the arrest of a 37-year-old man taken into custody Thursday night. The man is the subject of an ongoing investigation into letter bombs mailed to two residences in Toronto and one in Guelph.
Police have not said how many bombs were found in the car.
The bombs were discovered in the trunk of a silver sedan car at an Esso gas station near Overlea Boulevard near Thorncliffe Park Drive, Deputy Police Chief Tony Warr confirmed at a news conference Friday morning.
CTV Toronto helicopter footage showed a convoy of bomb squad, police, fire and ambulance vehicles heading south on the Don Valley Parkway to the Leslie Spit, where the bomb squad will examine the explosives and possibly detonate them.
Southbound lanes of the DVP were closed while northbound lanes appeared to still be open. The Gardiner Expressway, which meets the DVP, was closed in both directions.

Warr said bridges over DVP, which runs from the Gardiner Expressway north to Highway 401, would also be closed.
He said police believe the three letter bomb incidents and the explosives found in the vehicle, are linked.
The motive behind the letter bombs appears to be personal between the suspect and the recipients, Warr said.
Police have identified the man arrested on Thursday night as Adel Arnaout.
Arnaoult has been charged with:

• Three counts of attempted murder;

• Three counts of intending to cause explosion;

• One count of possessing explosives for unlawful purposes.

Toronto police recently asked the public to closely scrutinize any suspicious packages they received in the mail after two letter bombs were received by city residents.
On Aug. 19, a real estate lawyer living in the city's Sheppard Avenue and Yonge Street area received an envelope that smelled of petroleum. The lawyer alerted police and the package was detonated safely.
About a week earlier, a resident of the city's east end, near Victoria Park Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East, received a bubble-wrapped envelope that also contained a petroleum-like liquid. A male resident was injured when he tried to open the package and it exploded in his hands.
Both packages were 21.6 cm by 27.9 cm and each had properly addressed courier receipts attached. They were also both rigged to explode when opened. The courier company has said it did not send the packages.
A third package was mailed to a residence of Guelph.
With a report from CTV Toronto's Jim Junkin

Interesting read what kind of thrill do you get out of blowing peoples faces off.... SICK PEOPLE!

Lol this is so damn close to my area haha. Saw it on the news earlier, crazy fucker.

like 2years earlier?

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Yeah I didnt mean to say earlier as in today lol, didnt come out the way i thought of ti in my mind. little to stoned to word things correctly.

i figured that.... but found it funny regardless

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I thought it was funny too.. LOL

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