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    Toronto Cops Make Online Appeal in Murder of 18 Year Old
    Toronto/AM640 News

    5/6/2009

    Toronto police have turned to You Tube and Face Book to try and make an arrest in connection to the city's 16th homicide.

    18 year old Jarvis St. Remy was gunned down last Friday at a bus stop in the Dundas and St. Clair area.

    An appeal by investigators and St. Remy's mother has been posted on You Tube in hopes some tips might come in from the public.

    Police are looking for two suspects; both males, black, and between the ages of 17 and 27, wearing dark-black clothing.
     
    Click below to view the victim's mother's appeal for information.
     

    Click below to view Detective Mike Carbone's appeal for information.
     

    To view photographs on Facebook, click on the link below.
     

     

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