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D~W~E~Lli~Nl:F.G ! Form 1 INFORMATION TO OBTAIN SEARCH WARRANT (s.487fors.11 CDSA) PURSUANT TO SECTION 11 OF THE CONTROLLED DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES ACT CANADA } This is the INFORMATION of Detective Constable KHOSHBOOI 9568 .ROVINCE OF ONTARIO of the Toronto Police Service, a Police Officer hereinafter called the informant, TORONTO REGION taken before me. The informant says that he/she has reasonable and probable grounds to believe and does believe that there is a controlled substance or precursor, a thing in which such a controlled substance or precursor is contained or concealed, offence-related property, or a thing that will afford evidence in respect of an offence under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act ("the Act"), to wit: (Describe substances, properly, etc.) See Appendix "A" In respect of which one or more indictable offences have been committed contrary to the following section of the Act, namely: (Describe offence(s)) See Appendix "8" .nd that the said things, or some part of them, are in the ~D~w~e~lli~n.l:f.g_!.H~o~u~s~e--==::-;-;::::::---;:;-::-;;::;=::-;;:::::=;::;:::-:::;;;:::;=.----­ rDwe//ing-House, Building, Receptacle, or Place) of Alexander LISt at (Owner or Occupant of Dwelling-House, Building, etc.) The residence located at 5 Madill Street, in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario (Address or Location of Dwelling-House, Building, etc.) AND THAT the reasonable grounds in support of the application are the following: (State grounds in detail, attaching additional sheets if needed) See the Information to Obtain WHEREFORE the informant prays that a search warrant be granted to enter and search the aforementioned place for and to seize the said controlled substance, precursor, property, or thing, as the case may be and to deal with it according to law. The informant states that all matters contained in the information are true, to his/her knowledge and belief. '2013 , at the City of Toronto, in the .oronto Region. TPS Form 1 (Modified- CDSA) (1999/09) Form 5 WARRANT TO SEARCH (s. 487fors.11 CDSA) PURSUANT TO SECTION 11 OF THE CONTROLLED DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES ACT CANADA } • PROVINCE OF ONTARIO To the Peace Officers in the Toronto Region and the Province of Ontario or to the: Detective Constable KHOSHBOOI 9568 TORONTO REGION (Named Public Officers) WHEREAS it appears upon the information of Detective Constable KHOSHBOOI 9568 of the City of Toronto in the said Toronto Region, that there are reasonable grounds to believe that there is a controlled substance or precursor, a thing in which such a controlled substance or precursor is contained or concealed, offence-related property, or a thing that will afford evidence in respect of an indictable offence under a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act ("the Act"), to wit: (describe substances, property, etc.) See Appendix "A" In respect of which one or more indictable offences have been committed contrary to the following section(s) of the Act, namely: (describe offence(s)) See Appendix "B" • and the things described are in a place, namely: (describe place to search) The residence located at 5 Madill Street, in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario. THEREFORE, this is to auth.prize and require you, between __{J_Z_,-::·=-(JI_/ ___ , on the _Z_./'"___ _ day of () zJo ~~ I ?___ c (s and __L,__,!.f ___' w_· e__ I on the __:::::6::;.___.,..-_ !) L 1 2- Time day of (Jl:<(" tv--- , Lf1 ) , to search for and seize the said controlled substance, precursor, or thing, as the case may be, and to report thereon as soon as practicable but within a period not exceeding seven (7) days after the execution of the warrant to the Clerk of the Court of ------------~~~~-----~ (Judicial Region) 1 DATED this 2nd day of October • :::;,.:._;_:::..___ I 2013 Judge or Justice of the Peace in and for the Province of Ontario TPS Form 5 (Modified- CDSA) (1999/09) • APPENDIX "A" Attached to and forming part of a Warrant to Search pursuant to section II of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, making part of the affidavit for Detective Constable Khoshbooi (9568), for the dwelling unit located at 5 Madill Street, in the City of Toronto. ITEMS TO BE SEARCHED FOR: • Cannabis (Marihuana) • Drug paraphernalia • Debt List • Packaging • Rental or Lease Agreement( s) • Proceeds of crime • • Scales • ALL Cellular Telephone(s) and/or any other Electronic Media Device and the data contained therein, specifically: o Photographs o Calendar and/or Journal entries o Contact list and/ or address book o Text Messages and logs o Voice Mail messages o Electronic Mail messages o Telephone call logs o Internet browsing history • Cellular Telephone receipts and/or billing and/or transaction records • Surveillance camera mounted on roof above garage and/or any CCTV Security camera and any subsequent storage device of that/those CCTV camera footage . • Any other documentation or items pertaining to the production, possession or trafficking of marihuana • 1 • APPENDIX "B" OFFENCE COMMITTED Alexander LISI and Jamshid BAHRAMI on or about the 1st day of October in the year 2013, in the City of Toronto, in the Toronto Region, did unlawfully traffic in a controlled substance, to wit: Cannabis Sativa, its preparations, derivatives and similar synthetic preparations, namely Cannabis Marihuana, in an amount not exceeding 3 kilograms, Contrary to Section 5(1) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. Alexander LISI on or about the 1st day of October in the year 2013 in the City oftoronto, in the Toronto Region, in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario, did unlawfully possess a controlled substance to wit: Cannabis, in an amount not exceeding 30 grams, contrary to section 4(5) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. • • 2 Form 1 INFORMATION TO OBTAIN SEARCH WARRANT (s.487fors.11 CDSA) PURSUANT TO SECTION 11 OF THE CONTROLLED DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES ACT CANADA } This is the INFORMATION of Detective Constable KHOSHBOOI 9568 .PROVINCE OF ONTARIO of the Toronto Police Service, a Police Officer hereinafter called the informant, TORONTO REGION taken before me. The informant says that he/she has reasonable and probable grounds to believe and does believe that there is a controlled substance or precursor, a thing in which such a controlled substance or precursor is contained or concealed, offence-related property, or a thing that will afford evidence in respect of an offence under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act ("the Act"), to wit: (Describe substances, property, etc.) See Appendix "A" In respect of which one or more indictable offences have been committed contrary to the following section of the Act, namely: (Describe offence(s)) See Appendix "B" nd that the said things, or some part of them, are in the :::B~u!!:ild::..:.i:..:;ng::~..,_ ____-=--=---:-:----::---:;-;-:---;::----:-:;:---:=:--:------ • (Dwe//ing-House, Building, Receptacle, or Place) of Jamshid BAHRAM! at (Owner or Occupant of Dwelling-House, Building, etc.) The commercial business located 250 Wincott Drive, in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario (Address or Location of Dwelling-House, Building, etc.) AND THAT the reasonable grounds in support of the application are the following: (State grounds in detail, attaching additional sheets if needed) See The Information to Obtain WHEREFORE the informant prays that a search warrant be granted to enter and search the aforementioned place for and to seize the said controlled substance, precursor, property, or thing, as the case may be and to deal with it according to law. The informant states that all matters contained in the information are true, to his/her knowledge and belief. Sworn before me this 2nd day of October '2013 , at the City of Toronto, in the ~~~----------- .oronto RegionA#t; }J {;( A Justice ofthePeace in and for the Province of Ontario TPS Form 1 (Modified - CDSA) (1999/09) Form5 WARRANT TO SEARCH (s.487fors.11 CDSA) ~· PURSUANT TO SECTION 11 OF THE CONTROLLED DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES ACT CANADA } • PROVINCE OF ONTARIO To the Peace Officers in the Toronto Region and the Province of Ontario or to the: TORONTO REGION Detective Constable KHOSHBOOI 9568 (Named Public Officers) WHEREAS it appears upon the information of Detective Constable KHOSHB0019568 of the City of Toronto in the said Toronto Region, that there are reasonable grounds to believe that there is a controlled substance or precursor, a thing in which such a controlled substance or precursor is contained or concealed, offence-related property, or a thing that will afford evidence in respect of an indictable offence under a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act ("the Act"}, to wit: (describe substances, property, etc.) See Appendix "A" In respect of which one or more indictable offences have been committed contrary to the following section(s) of the Act, namely: (describe offence(s)) See Appendix "B" • and the things described are in a place, namely: (describe place to search) The commercial business located 250 Wincott Drive, in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario THEREFORE, this is to authorize and require you, between 0 Zq2 , on the 2~ (} / A 1. '? . Time ---.,.--2- day of ~ l.!\~ be.. , c_,O I .) and L.q ((] ,on the _.->'__ _ n ~ /J .....,::::_____~Time- day of l f[i(.o ~ , Lc~(C) , to search for and seize the said controlled substance, precursor, or ----------~-------- thing, as the case may be, and to report thereon as soon as practicable but within a period not exceeding seven (7) days after the execution of the warrant to the Clerk of the Court of --------------------:-:~--:---:--------­ (Judicial Region) DATED this 2nd day of October '2013 • ::::..:..:_::__ Judge or Justice of the Peace in and for the Province of Ontario TPS Form 5 (Modified- CDSA) (1999/09) • APPENDIX "A" Attached to and forming part of a Warrant to Search pursuant to section 11 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, making part of the affidavit for Detective Constable Khoshbooi (9568), for the commercial unit, namely Richview Cleaners, located at 250 Wincott Drive, in the City of Toronto.
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