A 24-year-old Brampton man has been arrested and charged with nine criminal offences following a three-month investigation into alleged illegal street racing and dangerous driving incidents across Mississauga and Toronto.
Peel Regional Police identified the accused as Tarman Toor, who was arrested on October 28, 2026, after officers from the Safer Roads Team executed a search warrant at a residence in Brampton.
During the operation, investigators seized a red BMW M3 that police allege was involved in several dangerous driving incidents. The vehicle was reportedly operated without licence plates.
Investigation linked to multiple street racing incidents
According to police, the investigation began following reports of dangerous driving and suspected street racing at several locations in the Greater Toronto Area.
The first reported incident occurred on August 30, 2026, near Explorer Drive and Satellite Drive in Mississauga, where the accused allegedly participated in illegal street racing.
Investigators subsequently linked Toor to additional incidents on September 26.
One incident reportedly occurred near Meadowpine Boulevard in Mississauga, where a vehicle allegedly ran a red light near Highway 401.
Another incident was reported on Clayson Road in North York, where police allege that dangerous driving and street racing activities also took place.
Following the investigation, officers identified a suspect vehicle and obtained a search warrant that led to Toor’s arrest.
Accused faces nine criminal charges
Toor has been charged with nine criminal offences, including three counts each of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, disguise with intent and street racing.
The disguise-related charges reportedly stem from allegations that the accused wore a ski mask during the incidents.
Police seized the BMW M3 as part of their investigation.
Toor is scheduled to appear before a court in Brampton to answer the charges.
The allegations have not been proven in court.
Police continue efforts to combat dangerous driving
The case highlights ongoing enforcement efforts by Peel Regional Police to address illegal street racing and dangerous driving across the Greater Toronto Area.
The Safer Roads Team focuses on investigating high-risk driving behaviour, including incidents that could endanger motorists, pedestrians and other road users.
Street racing and dangerous driving can result in serious criminal penalties under Canadian law, including fines, driving prohibitions and imprisonment, depending on the circumstances and severity of the offences.
Police continue to encourage members of the public to report suspected street racing and dangerous driving activities to help improve road safety across the region.
