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By Mark Henderson

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This is relevant to criminal law obviously. Everyone in Canada is "Innocent until proven guilty". It is a charter right of every Canadian citizen. This image shows that innocence is the opposite of guilty.

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I chose this picture because the words "Criminal Law" is written. Much like the criminal code. Everybody can look at it, simply because its the law and everybody needs to know it.

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This is relevant to criminal law in a big way. For example, something like speeding is not considered criminal, and you will not get placed in handcuffs, instead you will receive a speeding ticket. However, acts like murder, assault etc will in fact land you in a pair of these.

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This article again, directly relates to the video of the murder of the 14 year old boy. It describes the two suspects whom are now in custody, and it also gives a overview on what happened.

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Police say two men are in custody in connection with the murder of a young teenage boy in Mississauga.

Around 8 a.m. Friday, a passerby found the body of the 14-year-old boy in Meadow Park, near the QEW and Southdown Road.

Police have identified the boy as Riley Driver-Martin. Friends have confirmed to CityNews he was a student at Clarkson Secondary School.

The same day, police arrested Nicholas Mahabir of Mississauga and charged him with second-degree murder.

He appeared briefly in court Saturday and the case was adjourned until next Wednesday.

On Saturday, police issued an arrest warrant for 20-year-old Mark Mahabir, wanted for second-degree murder as well. Mahabir is the brother of Nicholas Mahabir.

Peel police Cst. Akhil Mooken said the 20-year-old turned himself in to police around 7 p.m. He is scheduled to make a court appearance Sunday morning in Brampton.

Police have yet to reveal an possible motive for the killing. All they will say is that they believe this to be an isolated incident and would not comment on whether this was a random or targeted attack. A source told CityNews Riley-Driver and Mahabir knew each other.

Police are asking any witnesses or anyone with surveillance video to call them.

The Peel District School Board said Clarkson Secondary School will hold regular classes Monday and grief counsellors will be available.

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Second suspect arrested in murder of 14-year-old Mississauga boy - CityNews Toronto

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Police say two men are in custody in connection with the murder of a young teenage boy in Mississauga. Around 8 a.m. Friday, a passerby found the body of the 14-year-old boy in Meadow Park, near the QEW and Southdown Road. Police have identified the boy as Riley Driver-Martin.

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This article is relevant to assault because obviously, it is summarizing an actual event in which a man assaulted a victim caught on camera. It summarizes the video of the "one punch knockout".

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Toronto police are calling for help identifying a suspect in security video of a tense confrontation that led to a late-night assault in a Parkdale restaurant last month.

The incident, which left a 44-year-old man hospitalized, occurred inside a restaurant in the area of Lansdowne Ave. and Queen St. shortly after 1 a.m. on Nov. 12.

In an earlier news release, police said the 44-year-old had entered the restaurant and made hostile remarks towards a male customer before that customer stood up and knocked him unconscious with a punch.

Police earlier released two still images of a suspect in the assault, a white man wearing a grey hoodie and a baseball hat.

The video released Wednesday reveals the involvement of a third person.

In the footage, a man in a black coat can be seen standing in the doorway of the restaurant. A man in a grey hoodie walks up to him and appears to engage him in conversation. A third person in a long brown coat then steps in front of the man in grey, also appearing to address man in the doorway.

The security footage does not include audio.

The man in black then steps toward the other two people. The person in the brown coat backs up into the man in grey, then steps to the side.

The two men then engage in what appears to be heated conversation, complete with gesturing and pointing.

Suddenly, the interaction explodes into violence: The man in black appears to turn and point at the person in the long coat, then the man in grey punches him directly in the face, sending him to the floor.

Police are still searching for this man after he allegedly assaulted another man in a restaurant on November 12. (Toronto Police Service)

He remains there, motionless, for the rest of the video.

The video cuts at this point. Police earlier said the suspect stomped on the unconscious man's body, but this is not shown in the video.

The footage ends as a restaurant employee confronts the man in grey, appearing to demand he leave. The man shoves the employee, before heading to the doorway, where the person in the brown coat appears to be waiting.

Police are hoping that someone may be able to help them identify the suspect based on the video. Anyone who believes they recognize him is asked to come forward and speak with police.

Alexandra Jones is a breaking news reporter, working out of the Star's radio room in Toronto. Follow her on Twitter: @AlexandraMaeJ

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Police release video of knockout punch in Parkdale restaurant assault | The Star

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Toronto police are calling for help identifying a suspect in security video of a tense confrontation that led to a late-night assault in a Parkdale restaurant last month. The incident, which left a 44-year-old man hospitalized, occurred inside a restaurant in the area of Lansdowne Ave. and Queen St.

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This video is relevant because just recently in Mississauga a 14 year old boy named Riley was murdered by two brothers.

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Police have charged 20-year-old Nicholas Mahabir with second-degree murder and are looking for his brother Mark Mahabir after 14-year-old Riley Driver-Martin was found murdered in a Mississauga park on Friday.

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Man arrested, brother at large after murder of boy, 14 - CityNews Toronto

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Police have charged 20-year-old Nicholas Mahabir with second-degree murder and are looking for his brother Mark Mahabir after 14-year-old Riley Driver-Martin was found murdered in a Mississauga park on Friday.

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This video is relevant because it is actual footage of a man in Toronto who is wanted for assault, it shows how just one punch out of line can land you on a wanted list, and prove you a criminal.

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Man wanted in @torontopolice assault investigation

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This article directly relates to the video on impaired driving. It talks about what measures are used to prevent impaired driving, and catching impaired driving, whether it be drugs, alcohol or both.

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A page dedicated to YRP's commitment to enforcing impaired driving.

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I think this is relevant because it talks about York Regional Police and how/why they do ride checks, every single night to prevent impaired driving.

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York Regional Police Launch Enhanced Festive Season RIDE

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