Justicia · Munición militarTres reservistas apartados de sus funciones mientras la investigación por secuestro en Toronto plantea interrogantes sobre las municiones militaresEscrito 15 de octubre de 2026 a las 5:15 UTCVerTranscripción0:07Canada's military has removed three reservists from duty after a Toronto kidnapping0:11investigation.0:12Seven men face 82 combined charges.0:15Police seized more than 2,700 rounds of ammunition and allege most were stolen from0:20military stocks.0:21How did that ammunition leave military control?0:23And did anyone notice before police found it?0:25Police announced seven arrests on October 14th.0:28The 82 charges cover the whole investigation, including kidnapping, firearms, and0:33drug offenses.0:34National Defense confirmed that three accused are reservists and said their access0:39to military sites and equipment has been restricted.0:41None of the accused has been found guilty in this case.0:44The three reservists are reportedly Tellaroomba Fernando, James Morrow, and Jack0:48Miley.0:49They face kidnapping, forcible confinement, and firearms-related charges.0:53The charges across the wider investigation differ, so the combined total doesn't0:57describe what each man faces.0:59Police say the cryptocurrency exchange owner was taken at gunpoint in late July near1:04Bayview and Finch in North York.1:06Investigators allege his captors handcuffed and assaulted him while trying to gain1:11access to his cryptocurrency assets.1:13Police say the man was later released and warned not to contact them.1:16Their account describes him being seized and held, with the attempt involving access1:20to his cryptocurrency.1:22Whether any assets were taken and how he was doing after the assault aren't clear.1:26The three reservists belong to the 7th Toronto Regiment, based at Moss Park Armory.1:31The military hasn't identified where the ammunition came from.1:34Removing the men from duties and restricting access are administrative safeguards1:39while the criminal case proceeds.1:40Two reservists had already been arrested on August 11th in the same investigation.1:45By October 5th, they faced kidnapping, organized crime, and weapons theft1:49allegations, and had been removed from duty pending administrative review.1:53The October 14th announcement brought the number of accused military members to1:57three.1:57Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkew said, no one is above the law.2:01He also expressed concern about the alleged involvement of people with military2:05training.2:06Police haven't said that military training was used in the attack.2:09Investigators found four firearms, silencers, equipment, and large quantities of2:14illicit drugs at another location.2:16Some firearms were described as 3D printed.2:19Police also seized more than 2,700 rounds of ammunition overall.2:23Investigators allege that most of those rounds had been stolen from the Canadian2:27Armed Forces.2:28The ammunition counts don't yet fit a single exact inventory.2:32An earlier figure was 2,500 rounds described as military ammunition.2:37The later overall seizure total was more than 2,700 rounds, with most believed2:42stolen from the military.2:43Further details put the alleged military portion at about 2,500 rounds, while2:48another figure puts it above 2,500.2:50Those may describe ammunition within the larger seizure.2:53The figures can't be added together, and police haven't provided an exact breakdown2:58that reconciles them.2:59Police seized more than 2,700 rounds overall.3:02Approximately 2,500 were described as allegedly stolen military ammunition.3:06About half of that military portion consisted of blanks, so the seizure included3:10ammunition other than live-rounds.3:12Six types of military ammunition were reported.3:14Police also counted 14 abductions across Toronto during 2026, with 12 described as3:20solved at the time of the announcement.3:22Those are citywide figures.3:24Police use solve to describe their investigative progress.3:27Courts still decide guilt.3:29Investigators were continuing this case and hadn't determined whether it had wider3:32links.3:33The military has restricted the accused reservists' access to facilities and3:36equipment, but it hasn't explained how the ammunition left military custody or3:40whether its own inventory system detected a loss before police investigators found3:44the cachet.3:45The investigation remains open.3:47The military hasn't said when it first knew ammunition was missing.Leer el artículoCronología de la historiaHeyDexEl vídeo breve ↗Quién informó quéPuntos que informó más de un medioMilitary membership of the accused3 mediosTiming and location of the abduction investigation3 mediosNumber of people arrested and charges filed2 mediosHow the victim was abducted and treated2 mediosAmmunition and firearms recovered2 mediosPuntos que informó un solo medio13Solo lo informó CBC NewsSource of ammunition seized14 oct, 17:30 UTCCharges related to the cryptocurrency exchange owner's abduction14 oct, 17:30 UTCWeapons and equipment seized at a secondary location14 oct, 17:30 UTCMilitary awareness of missing ammunition14 oct, 17:30 UTCPolice assessment of possible wider links14 oct, 17:30 UTCIllicit drugs seized14 oct, 17:30 UTCPolice chief's concern about military training14 oct, 17:30 UTCSolo lo informó CTV NewsCharges faced by three named accused15 oct, 3:19 UTCToronto police said seven people were arrested in the investigation, including some Canadian Armed …15 oct, 2:05 UTCVictim's release and warning not to contact police15 oct, 2:05 UTCMilitary restrictions placed on the reservists15 oct, 3:19 UTCMotive for targeting the victim15 oct, 3:19 UTCOutstanding suspects and organized crime links15 oct, 3:19 UTCCada línea es la afirmación tal como la registramos del informe de ese medio. Comparado a fecha de 15 de octubre de 2026 a las 4:02 UTC.
