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Article content A 21-year-old man sought for a violent kidnapping in Brampton and a deadly shooting in Scarborough has been nabbed in a drug bust 700 kilometres north of the Greater Toronto Area. Peel Regional Police say Kwami Garwood, who was also wanted on several firearm-related charges, was arrested during an “unrelated investigation” by Timmins Police on Friday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Man sought for murder, kidnapping in GTA arres...

Last Updated Wednesday, May 12, 2021 9:13AM EDT Police say a 21-year-old man wanted in connection with a kidnapping in Brampton and a deadly shooting in Toronto has been located and arrested in Timmins. In a news release issued Wednesday, Toronto police said Kwami Garwood was arrested by the Timmins Police Service last Friday while officers were conducting a separate drug investigation. Peel Regional Police issued a warrant for Garwood’s arrest in March after he allegedly ...

GTA murder, kidnapping suspect arrested in Timmins by News Staff Last Updated May 12, 2021 at 9:41 am EDT Photo of Kwami Garwood provided by Peel Police The suspect in the kidnapping of a woman in Brampton dating back to the end of march has been arrested in Timmins. The O.P.P. say 21-year-old Kwami Garwood, who was also wanted for murder in Toronto, is now facing charges including first-degree murder and assault. Garwood was charged on Tuesday in relation to the shooting last July that took th...

Article content A 21-year-old man sought for a violent kidnapping in Brampton and a deadly shooting in Scarborough has been nabbed in a drug bust 700 kilometres north of the GTA. Peel Regional Police say Kwami Garwood, who was also wanted on several firearm-related charges, was arrested during an “unrelated investigation” by Timmins Police on Friday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Man sought for murder, kidnapping in GTA arrested in Timmins...

No year in hip-hop history sticks out quite like 1996: It marked the height of the East Coast–West Coast feud, the debut of several artists who would rule the next few decades, and the last moment before battle lines between “mainstream” and “underground” were fully drawn. The 1996 Rap Yearbook, a recurring series from The Ringer , will explore the landmark releases and moments from a quarter-century ago that redefined how we think of the genre. Up first, we’re exploring Tupac Shaku...