A wanted man has turned himself in after Canadian police arrested four others in connection with the March abduction of a 14-year-old boy.
Solaiman Nassimi, 29, appeared in court on Friday after surrendering Thursday.
According to Toronto police, the boy the five men allegedly abducted was targeted because of his stepbrother's multi-million dollar drug debt.
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I had a hard time figuring out which one Scott McManus was./s
ReplyDeleteBaby Fidel just ought to ban kidnappings. Worked for guns. There, problem fixed. regards, Alemaster
ReplyDeleteFour staff members failed to report the boy's absence? And millions of dollars are involved in this case? Uh...
ReplyDeleteI want to know who lets someone run up a "multi-million" dollar drug debt?
ReplyDeleteAs a former drug dealer (although not on the scale) I can just about guarantee you what happened.
DeleteParty A had a sizable amount of dope fronted to him by Party B. Party A either got ripped off or had the dope seized by the cops. Party A is still on the hook for the money so he went back to Party B, explained what happened and asked if Party B would front him the same amount again so he could make his money back to pay off Party B. Party B agreed, then Party A either got greedy or ripped off again, so now he's on the hook for double what he originally was and has no way to pay it back because Party B will be damned if he's going to front out any more dope to the guy again.
Probably shouldn't take drugs you don't already have the money to cover in case something goes wrong.
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