Key Takeaways
- Toronto Police are seeking three suspects connected to an alleged August 16 home invasion near Finch Avenue East and Warden Avenue.
- Police say the suspects allegedly used a delivery claim to gain access to the apartment before forcing their way inside.
- Images of the suspects and a white Acura RDX have been released as investigators seek information from the public.
Toronto Police Seek Suspects After Home Invasion Investigation in Scarborough Area
Toronto Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying three suspects connected to an alleged home invasion in the Finch Avenue East and Warden Avenue area.
According to the Toronto Police Service, officers responded to a robbery call at approximately 9:39 p.m. on August 16, 2026. The investigation is being handled by members of the Hold-Up Squad.
How the Alleged Home Invasion Happened
Police allege that the incident began when a lone male approached an apartment door and claimed to be making a delivery.
The resident reportedly instructed the man to leave the package at the door. After the man left the immediate area, the victim opened the door to retrieve the package.
Police allege that three suspects then rushed the victim and forced their way into the apartment.
Once inside, the suspects allegedly ransacked the residence before fleeing with several luxury items.
Toronto Police say the suspects left the area in a white third-generation Acura RDX. Investigators have released images of the three suspects and the vehicle as part of their effort to identify those involved.
Police Release Suspect Descriptions
Toronto Police provided descriptions of each suspect.
Suspect number one, who allegedly approached the apartment door first, is described as a male approximately 20 years old with a thin build, medium-length black hair and a stubble beard. Police say he was wearing a construction shirt over a black long-sleeved shirt and carrying a red book or folder.
Suspect number two is described as a male approximately 30 years old with a medium build. He was reportedly wearing a grey Reebok hoodie, black pants, a black ski mask and black gloves, while carrying a red GoodLife gym bag.
Suspect number three is described as a male approximately 30 years old with a large build. Police say he was wearing a black Nike hoodie, black track pants, a black ski mask and white gloves.
Police Ask Public for Information
Toronto Police are asking anyone with information that could assist the investigation to contact the Hold-Up Squad.
Investigators can be reached at 416-808-7350. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477) or through the Crime Stoppers website.
Police have advised members of the public not to approach the suspects if they are seen and instead to call 9-1-1.
TwikUp's Perspective
The case highlights how investigators can use public appeals and released images when suspects have not yet been identified. The alleged delivery approach is also a significant investigative detail because police say it preceded the reported forced entry.
For residents, the case reinforces the practical importance of verifying unexpected deliveries and remaining cautious before opening a residential door to an unfamiliar visitor.
The investigation remains active, and the police appeal could provide additional information if witnesses or members of the public recognize the individuals or vehicle shown in the released material.
What Happens Next
Toronto Police continue to seek information that could help identify the three suspects connected with the investigation.
Because the incident occurred in August but the public appeal was released on September 30, investigators are now seeking assistance through the publication of suspect and vehicle images.
Anyone who may have relevant information, surveillance footage or other details is encouraged to contact investigators or Crime Stoppers.