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Environmentalist Glen Davis was murdered on May 18, 2007 at 245 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Glen had links internationally and was a tremendous friend of environmental causes. Toronto Crime Stoppers is working in conjunction with the Toronto Homicide Squad in engaging media pleas for tips in areas where Glen frequented - Sedona, Arizona, USA, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada and London, Ontario Canada. Anyone with information on the identities of a suspect captured on video surveillance camera at the murder scene, and a 2nd Peter Moreira or Wayne Fowler of the Toronto Police Service Homicide Squad at 414-808-7400. Anonymous tips to Crime Stoppers can be called in locally in Toronto at 416-222-TIPS (8477), nationally in Canada at 1-800-222-TIPS or online throught the encrypted 'Tipsoft' tip form at www.222tips.com. Your anonymity is guaranteed by case law of the Supreme Court of Canada. Thank you to the Toronto Police Service Youth in Policing students for assisting in the poster canvass of the murder scene this date, and to Craig Bromell of 640am for hosting the youth and Crime Stoppers in the radio studio on the weekly Crime Stoppers Tuesday morning feature.
Environmentalist Glen Davis was murdered on May 18, 2007 at 245 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Glen had links internationally and was a tremendous friend of environmental causes. Toronto Crime Stoppers is working in conjunction with the Toronto Homicide Squad in engaging media pleas for tips in areas where Glen frequented - Sedona, Arizona, USA, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada and London, Ontario Canada. Anyone with information on the identities of a suspect captured on video surveillance camera at the murder scene, and a 2nd person of interest can conact Detectives Peter Moreira or Wayne Fowler of the Toronto Police Service Homicide Squad at 414-808-7400. Anonymous tips to Crime Stoppers can be called in locally in Toronto at 416-222-TIPS (8477), nationally in Canada at 1-800-222-TIPS or online throught the encrypted 'Tipsoft' tip form at www.222tips.com. Your anonymity is guaranteed by case law of the Supreme Court of Canada.
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