Breaking: Toronto police recover 500 stolen vehicles worth over $27M in ‘Project Stallion’
Toronto police have released results of Project Stallion, an ongoing auto theft investigation on Wednesday that saw more than 500 stolen cars recovered by investigators.
Chief Myron Demkiw said 119 people have been arrested, and more than 300 charges have been laid. Police continue to investigate stolen vehicles and persons who may be involved, he added. More than 500 vehicles were recovered as of April 11, with a combined value of more than $27 million. The conference was by investigators including Superintendent Ron Taverner, 22 and 23 District Commander, and Detective Sergeant Peter Wehby of the Organized Crime Investigative Support Team, at 2 p.m. at the Jane Street Garage.The conferenceAna Pereira is a breaking news reporter, working out of the Star’s radio room in Toronto. Follow her on Twitter:
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