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2 more boys arrested in connection with stolen vehicle involved in officer being struck on Leaside Bridge

Police say a 12-year-old driver faces attempted murder charges after striking an officer, and two other boys were later charged.

  • Toronto police announced Wednesday that three boys face charges following a Monday incident where a 12-year-old driver allegedly struck an officer with a stolen car on Leaside Bridge.
  • The Special Investigations Unit is investigating after officers attempted to box in the vehicle, resulting in 'contact' between the car and cruisers, and an officer being struck by gunfire.
  • SIU spokesperson Kristy Denette said both the officer and the 12-year-old driver have been released from hospital, with the boy now in custody at a youth centre.
  • Two other boys, aged 12 and 14, were also charged with possession of property obtained by crime worth more than $5,000, though the Youth Criminal Justice Act prevents identification of all three youths.
  • Police initially responded to a report of a stolen vehicle near Donlands Avenue and O Connor Drive in East York just after 1 a.m., where the pursuit began before moving to Leaside Bridge.
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Two more boys, 12 and 14, charged after Toronto officer hit by stolen car: police

TORONTO - Two more boys are facing charges after a 12-year-old allegedly struck a Toronto police officer with a stolen car and was shot at by police before he fled the scene.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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