Arrest Made After Six Years on the Run

A 46-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with an attempted murder that took place in Scarborough in 2018. The attack, which involved two female victims, occurred inside a highrise residence on Trudelle Street, near McCowan Road and Eglinton Avenue East. One of the victims was stabbed multiple times before the suspect fled the scene, evading capture for years.

Timeline of the Incident

Assault and Stabbing on November 23, 2018

At approximately 6 p.m. on November 23, 2018, the accused allegedly entered the residence and assaulted a woman known to him. During the attack, a female youth was also targeted and stabbed multiple times with an edged weapon. The severity of the attack led to an extensive emergency response.

Immediate Aftermath and Search for the Suspect

Following the violent incident, emergency personnel rushed to the scene to provide medical assistance to the victims. The suspect had already fled by the time authorities arrived. Despite efforts to locate him, he managed to evade arrest. Police conducted a thorough investigation and launched a search, but the suspect remained unaccounted for over the years.

Breakthrough in the Investigation

Arrest in Guyana on December 20, 2024

After an extensive search, law enforcement authorities tracked the suspect to Guyana. On December 20, 2024, he was arrested by local authorities in coordination with international law enforcement agencies. Following his detention, arrangements were made to have him transported back to Canada, where he now faces multiple charges related to the 2018 attack.

Charges Filed Against the Accused

The accused, identified as Harry Rajkumar of Toronto, is facing eight charges, including:

• Attempted murder
• Two counts of aggravated assault
• Two counts of assault with a weapon
• Two counts of failure to comply with a recognizance order
• One count of disobeying a court order
• One count of failure to appear in court

Each of these charges reflects the severity of the crimes committed and the legal consequences the accused now faces.

Ongoing Investigation and Appeal for Information

Police Continue to Gather Evidence

Authorities continue to gather evidence and seek additional details regarding the case. Investigators urge anyone who may have information related to the attack or the suspect’s activities over the past six years to come forward.

How to Contact Authorities

Individuals with any relevant information can contact law enforcement through the following channels:

• Toronto Police Service: 416-808-4300
• Crime Stoppers (Anonymous Tips): 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)

Police remain committed to ensuring justice for the victims and will provide further updates as necessary.