Bonnie Crombie says she received online threats, Peel police open investigation
The Peel Regional Police Service confirms to CityNews that it has opened an investigation after Mississauga mayoral candidate Bonnie Crombie came forward saying online threats were made against her. Investigators tell CityNews Crombie filed the complaint on September 21, and that the threats were received on social media. “Peel police have initiated an investigation which […]
Mississauga mayoral candidate Bonnie Crombie alleges she received online threats, prompting Peel police to launch an investigation. According to CityNews, the investigation was initiated after Crombie reported the threats on September 21, with the alleged attacks originating from social media. Police spokespersons have confirmed that the probe is currently ongoing.
In an interview with reporters following a contentious mayoral debate, Crombie detailed the nature of the threats, stating that someone attempted to dissuade her from participating in the upcoming debate on October 5. She alleged that if she did not withdraw, "serious consequences" would be faced. Despite the threats, Crombie expressed her determination to attend the debate and remain undeterred by the intimidation.
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