Vaughan plaza arson prompts investigation with surveillance clues
May 2, 2025, 1:21 pm
In Vaughan, surveillance footage capturing a BMW being set ablaze in a plaza parking lot has sparked a police investigation. Detectives are now zeroing in on a suspect vehicle—a white Honda Odyssey circling the lot moments before the incident—leaving the community to wonder if arson really makes for “warm” nightlife.
York Regional Police are appealing for information after video captured a BMW being set ablaze in Vaughan last month. On April 5 shortly before 2 a.m., cops arrived at a vehicle fire in a plaza parking lot near Steeles Ave. W. and Yonge St. Surveillance footage released by police on Friday shows a…
Police in York Region are looking to identify a suspect after a car was set on fire in a parking lot in Vaughan last month. Surveillance video shows just before 2 a.m. on April 5, a white Honda Odyssey circling the lot in a plaza near Steeles Acenue West and Yonge Street before stopping near […]
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