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Police share why home invasion suspect wasn’t arrested at hospital | Hanomansing Live

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Toronto police Chief Myron Demkiw told residents 'there's been no failure' in the investigation of a Bridle Path home invasion, despite the fact that police did not arrest a man who was later deemed a suspect after he visited a hospital with a gunshot wound following the incident. Criminal defence lawyer Tonya Kent explains why the police weren't in a position to arrest the man while he was in the hospital.

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