4 suspects in custody, almost 70 theft-related charges laid in Toronto retail store robberies
Toronto police have arrested a fourth suspect in connection with thefts from multiple Toronto retail stores during the first 10 months of the year.
Toronto police have made significant progress in their investigation into a series of thefts from retail stores across the city. As of October 22, 2026, four suspects have been apprehended, with one more individual at large. The suspects, Jacob Doucette, Camille Dobson-Boire, Evan Douglas-Fish, and Charles Clarke, have been charged with a total of 77 theft-related offenses and 45 counts of failing to comply with court orders or probation.
The thefts, which took place between January and October 2026, resulted in the loss of over $35,000 in goods. The suspects are described as part of a coordinated group, with each facing multiple charges ranging from theft under $5,000 to more serious offenses such as disguise with intent and obstruction of a peace officer.
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