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Richmond Hill Safety Association - RHSA The RHSA advocates for safety. We welcome participation from residents and businesses which are the community stakeholders in our quality of life.

Everyone is important. Join us and be part of our voice. It Starts With YOU....

In these uncertain and tumultuous times, we’ve all been watching our beloved Richmond Hill steadily turning into Richmond HELL. Week after week, we the citizens are peppered with reports of crime, stories of fear and worry from our friends and family, and the general feelings of helplessness about the issues and incidents continuing to plague all us and our homes. We have choices to make: We either do nothing, let it get worse, and continue to complain and be shocked, OR, we start to ‘c.a.r.e’, and we start to turn things around. It’s going to take all of us to make a difference and start a change for the better. The growing chaos and mayhem ends now... and it starts with you.

Arson likely in deadly blaze in Richmond Hill, claims life of 69-year-old man, 2 homes and multiple vehicles damaged.Fir...
10/21/2026

Arson likely in deadly blaze in Richmond Hill, claims life of 69-year-old man, 2 homes and multiple vehicles damaged.

Firefighters responded to the scene at 320 & 326 Crosby Avenue (just West of Bayview Avenue) in Richmond Hill, early this morning, October 21, 2026 after 3:00am.

The two homes were found ablaze after fire spread from vehicles parked in the driveways. The street was blocked for several hours while firefighters battled to extinguish the heavy flames.

A 69-year-old man was pulled from a basement window without vital signs at the scene, and was later pronounced dead in hospital.

The scene of the blaze was directly across the street from the Little Valley Montessori School. Due to the early hour, there were no attendees or staff at the school. No other injuries have been reported at either site.

Police Detectives and Investigators from the Fire Marshals Office will be on-scene to determine the exact cause of the fatal fire.

10/19/2026

Be on the look-out... Dangerous individual breaking windows at Newkirk & Major Mackenzie. Keep yourselves safe!

09/28/2026

It's a beautiful day in the zombie-hood....
(Don't do drugs, people.)

ANOTHER Home Invasion Shooting Sends One to Hospital! Again, repeated, back-to-back, déjà vu....York Regional Police ar...
09/07/2026

ANOTHER Home Invasion Shooting Sends One to Hospital! Again, repeated, back-to-back, déjà vu....

York Regional Police are searching for a suspect after a fi***rm was discharged during a home invasion in Richmond Hill Monday morning, September 7, 2026.

Officials say officers and emergency crews responded to a residence near the Yonge Street and Weldrick Road West area at about 7 a.m.

A victim was found suffering from non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to hospital.

During the assault, a fi***rm was discharged. The victim was not struck by the gunfire.

The home belongs to a family of four and it is confirmed that the family's two young children were not injured.

All suspects fled before police arrived.

A black Cadillac Escalade was identified as a suspect vehicle in relation to the home invasion. With assistance from the Ontario Provincial Police Northumberland Detachment, the vehicle was stopped on Highway 401 in the Town of Cobourg and seized as offence-related property. The female driver, who was the vehicle’s sole occupant, was taken into custody.

Investigators were quickly able to identify an additional three suspects who were taken into custody. A search warrant was executed at a residence in the City of Toronto where a quantity of am******on, a controlled substance and Canadian currency were seized.

A fifth suspect remains outstanding. He is described as male, Black, wearing a grey hoody, black pants and white shoes.

The incident comes on the heels of another home invasion and shooting on the other side of town, in the Leslie Street and William F. Bell Parkway area. In that incident, one person was shot in the leg and is recovering.

Richmond Hill Home Invasion Shooting Leaves One Person Seriously Injured.York Region Police are searching for an unknown...
09/06/2026

Richmond Hill Home Invasion Shooting Leaves One Person Seriously Injured.

York Region Police are searching for an unknown number of suspects following a home invasion and shooting in Richmond Hill early Sunday morning, September 6, 2026.

Police were called to a home in the Leslie Street and William F. Bell Parkway area just after 4 a.m. for reports of a shooting inside a home.

One person was taken from the residence to the hospital suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg. The extent of their injuries was not immediately known but were said to be non life-threatening.

According to police, two to three masked suspects fled the scene in a Honda CRV, believed to be grey in color, likely stolen.

09/05/2026

He took an innocent stranger's life....

08/27/2026

Drugs WILL kill you... They killed HIM....

08/17/2026

Man Wanted After Sexual Assault in Richmond Hill.

Investigators with the York Regional Police Special Victims Unit are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect in connection with a sexual assault in the City of Richmond Hill.

On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, at approximately 3:15 p.m., the victim was in the area of Highway 7 East and Bayview Avenue when she was approached by an unknown male suspect. The suspect grabbed the victim, attempted to cover her mouth and touched her for a sexual purpose.

The victim was able to free herself causing the suspect to flee on foot.

The suspect is described as male, Black, 6 feet tall, with short hair and was seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black plants and was carrying a black suitcase.

Police urge anyone who may recognize or have information regarding this individual to contact them immediately.

Anyone with information is asked to call the York Regional Police Special Victims Unit at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7071. Anonymous tips can be made by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, or by visiting www.1800222tips.com

Two Suspects Sought in L.C.B.O. Theft.The L.C.B.O. location at 10375 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill has again been target...
07/28/2026

Two Suspects Sought in L.C.B.O. Theft.

The L.C.B.O. location at 10375 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill has again been targeted by thieves this month. Yesterday evening, July 27, 2026, at approximately 6:30pm, a quantity of alcohol was allegedly stolen by two youths in a coordinated scheme.

The incident began earlier in the day when the pair entered the store and the suspects legally purchased a small quantity of alcohol, one of them presenting a valid I.D.

A short time later, the two returned to the same store, and allegedly while the second suspect deliberately created a distraction and diversion to occupy the store's staff, the first suspect allegedly grabbed merchandise and bolted outside, followed by his accomplice, and both chased by staff.

Later on the same evening, the pair were spotted in an adjacent building complex at Yonge & Crosby. Residents of the property confronted them about the theft, and were met with threats as the two fled the area.

The suspects were wearing the same clothing as in these images at the time of the theft.

First suspect is said to be a 19 -21 year old man, medium height, thin build, bushy brown hair, wearing a camo-hoodie over a black top, black shorts, and black slides.

Second suspect is said to be a 14 -16 year old youth, short-to-medium height, stocky build, dark bushy hair, wearing a red hoodie over a white Nike top, black pants, and running shoes.

It is said that the pair have previously engaged in this type of partnered theft in other stores. Police are said to be investigating the matters in the days to come. If you have any information about the incidents or the suspects, please contact the Richmond Hill Safety Association here on FaceBook.

Window of L.C.B.O. Smashed by Brick in Late Night Incident.In the early morning hours of July 19th, 2026, police attende...
07/19/2026

Window of L.C.B.O. Smashed by Brick in Late Night Incident.

In the early morning hours of July 19th, 2026, police attended at the L.C.B.O. location at 10375 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill, in response to an alarm call at the liquor store.

The front window had apparently been smashed-in by a brick of concrete, in what locals described as a botched break-and-enter or burglary attempt.

Shortly after, police located and arrested a suspect nearby. There were no further incidents, and no injuries reported.

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