A teen in the city's north end was mugged last night by someone claiming to be a
U.S. FBI agent, police say. The 16-year-old victim was near Yonge St., north of
Finch Ave., when he was approached by two young men around 8:35 p.m., Toronto
Police reported this morning. "One of the suspects produced a badge with a
photo, identifying himself as an FBI agent," the police report read. "This same
suspect made a demand for the victim's wallet. The victim complied." After cash
was taken from his wallet, the teen was forced to empty his pockets and follow
the suspects to their vehicle. "At this time the suspects grabbed the victim's
arm, but the victim broke free and made good his escape," police said. "The
suspects fled the scene in an unknown direction."
U.S. FBI agent, police say. The 16-year-old victim was near Yonge St., north of
Finch Ave., when he was approached by two young men around 8:35 p.m., Toronto
Police reported this morning. "One of the suspects produced a badge with a
photo, identifying himself as an FBI agent," the police report read. "This same
suspect made a demand for the victim's wallet. The victim complied." After cash
was taken from his wallet, the teen was forced to empty his pockets and follow
the suspects to their vehicle. "At this time the suspects grabbed the victim's
arm, but the victim broke free and made good his escape," police said. "The
suspects fled the scene in an unknown direction."
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