Peel Regional Police arrested Tarman Toor, 24, at his Brampton, Ontario home after a three-month investigation into street racing. Officers first spotted a red BMW M5 participating in a street race on August 30 at 1:06 a.m. On September 26, police say they saw the same car at two different street racing locations and observed the driver run a red light. The driver allegedly wore a ski mask and drove without a license plate during these incidents.
Police obtained a warrant and arrested Toor, charging him with three counts each of dangerous operation, disguise with intent, and racing a motor vehicle. The nine total charges could result in several years in jail if convicted. Police also impounded the vehicle.
Peel Regional Police report they have arrested 119 people for traffic violations this year and charged 214 with stunt driving in their area. Standard penalties for stunt driving include a 14-day car impound and 30-day license suspension.