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Uttering Threats

May 29, 2024
Location of incidentGould Street and Nelson Mandela Walk
Date and time of incidentMonday, May 27, 2024 at 5:30 PM
Date and time reportedMonday, May 27, 2024 at 5:30 PM

Incident details

TMU Security heard an individual threatening a member of the public. Security intervened, identified the individual and escorted them off campus. The member of the public declined assistance from Toronto Police Service.  

Description information

The individual was described as male, with a medium complexion, is 33 years old and approximately 168 cm (5’6”). They had black facial hair. They were wearing a black baseball hat, black t-shirt, black sweatpants and carrying a beige bag. 

Definition of Uttering Threats

Uttering threats is committed when anyone conveys a threat to cause death or bodily harm, damage to property, or death or injury of an animal that is someone's property.
This is an abbreviated Canadian Criminal Code definition. Learn more about the terminology used in incident reports.

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