Woman assaulted during fake job interview, police say

A Toronto man has been arrested after he allegedly assaulted a woman during a fake job interview meant to lure women for the purpose of entering the sex trade.

York police say that a 20-year-old woman went to the offices of Fusion Personnel Solutions at 7777 Keele St. in Vaughan Thursday for a job interview after viewing an Internet ad for secretarial services.

After a lengthy conversation the woman was sexually assaulted, police say.

The woman managed to get away, and immediately called the police, investigators say.

Police arrested the accused at his home in Toronto.

The website of Fusion Personnel Solutions describes the business as a "full service placement agency", providing temporary and permanent placement opportunities.

Police say the Internet advertisement posted for the job was false, and believe that the suspect's goal was to recruit women for the purpose of entering the sex trade.

Police say there may be numerous victims who were lured and assaulted under similar circumstances.

"We're hoping that if there's any other victims, that they come forward," said Const. Gary Phillips.

Raheel Siddiqui, 34, is facing charges for sexual assault, forcible confinement and procuring.

He is expected to appear sometime today before the Ontario Court of Justice in Newmarket.

Police seek possible witness in assault on Surrey girl, 6

Police seek possible witness in assault on Surrey girl, 6

Police in Surrey, B.C., are looking for a woman they say might have seen the man who attacked a six-year-old girl last week.

The attack happened last Friday evening in the area of 139th Street & 62nd Avenue. The girl was walking home with her 12-year-old brother and his friend, 15, when a man with a knife threatened the boys, separated them from the girl and assaulted her.

Police say they are looking for an Indo-Canadian woman believed to be in her 40s who might have passed the young victim and two boys just before the assault took place.
While police try to locate the woman, investigators are also combing through cases as far back as the 1990s, trying to identify any cases that have similar types of assailants or sex crimes.

Police were also out in force Wednesday morning canvassing the neighbourood for information.
More than 40 police officers were knocking on doors, seeking any clues that might help them find the assailant.

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Street robbers violently attack couple outside their motel room

,June 29/09:Delaware State Police are searching for two suspects caught on tape during a violent robbery at an area motel.Authorities said a visiting Florida couple in their 50s was robbed and assaulted at the Days Inn Motel on Concord Pike in Wilmington just before 10:30 p.m. on June 23.

The couple was returning to their room after seeing a movie at the Brandywine Towne Center when two suspects approached them from behind.Surveillance video shows the suspects viciously assault the couple, pushing them to the ground. While on the ground, police said one suspect beat the 53-year-old female victim with a blunt object.The suspects fled the scene after stealing a wallet from the 54-year-old male. Both victims refused medical treatment.

US serial killer 'shot by police'

Patrick Tracy Burris, 41, was killed during an attempted burglary 30 miles (48km) from Gaffney, North Carolina.

Bullets in his gun reportedly matched those used in the murders, which saw five residents of Gaffney shot and killed within a few days of each other.
Police said Burris had a long criminal record, and had been released on parole in April after serving eight years.

"Look at this," State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) Chief Reggie Lloyd told a press conference, waving a copy of Burris' criminal record.

"This is like 25 pages. At some point the criminal justice system is going to need to explain why this suspect was out on the street."