Man dead, son arrested after alleged stabbing at Toronto home, police say
November 21, 2024
Toronto police say a man is dead and his adult son has been arrested after an alleged stabbing.Officers were called around 11 p.m. to a stabbing at a home in the city’s east end, near Finch Avenue and McCowan Road.Police say officers found an injured man.
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