Brampton man in custody after 'cat-and-mouse' police pursuit
Article content Police said a man stole at least five vehicles, threatened and assaulted people and struck three people with a vehicle before police boxed in and arrested a suspect in Berkeley Friday night after he’d evaded earlier attempts to stop him. Nelson Toste, 40, of Brampton, remains in custody and returns to bail court by video on Wednesday in Owen Sound. He’s charged with 29 counts, including robbery, assault causing bodily harm, dangerous driving and vehicle thefts. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Brampton man in custody after 'cat...
Source: lakeshoreadvance.com