Toronto police make sexual assault and confinement arrest in city’s west end
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A man is facing more than a dozen charges including sexual assault and forcible confinement after Toronto police say three people were attacked on New Year's Eve and there may be more victims.
A statement says officers were called to investigate a robbery and a break-and-enter in the Dundas Street W. and Kipling Avenue area.
Police allege a man approached the first victim and sexually assaulted her before taking her cellphone and fleeing.
They say he then followed another victim into a nearby condo building, forced his way into her unit, assaulted her, and sexually assaulted a third victim in the unit.
A 32-year-old man is facing a string of charges and is expected to appear in court on New Year's Day.
Investigators say they believe that there may be more victims.
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