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Toronto police recover military ammo in kidnapping probe involving 3 soldiers
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Toronto police recover military ammo in kidnapping probe involving 3 soldiers

Toronto police have charged three Canadian Armed Forces members in connection with a kidnapping investigation that also led to the recovery of military ammunition, police said Wednesday.

The charges stem from an incident reported on October 14, 2026, according to a Global News report. Police did not specify the exact location of the alleged kidnapping or the identities of the accused, but confirmed that all three are soldiers in the Canadian Armed Forces.

During the investigation, officers recovered military ammunition, though the quantity and type were not disclosed. The ammunition was found in connection with the probe, police said.

The three soldiers have been charged in connection with a kidnapping investigation, according to the report. Police did not provide further details on the charges or the circumstances of the alleged crime.

The Canadian Armed Forces has been notified of the charges, police said. It is unclear whether the soldiers remain on active duty or have been suspended pending the outcome of the legal proceedings.

Sources: Global News Canada