"I can't think of a particular time where somebody's actually gone out of their way in custody to film a video and then have the audacity to publish it," Mendelson says. “The ministry has launched a full investigation into this incident and appropriate action will be taken."įormer Toronto homicide detective Mark Mendelson says contraband cellphones aren't uncommon behind bars, but the behaviour shown here is extraordinary. Unauthorized photography of any kind is strictly prohibited inside provincial correctional facilities. "The ministry is aware of an unacceptable incident involving a video posted online that appears to contain images of secure areas of the Maplehurst Correctional Complex. In a statement to CTV News Toronto, Hunter Kell, a spokesperson for the Solicitor General writes: Hashi was mistaken for the person the shooters believed was the killer of Ali’s brother, Said Ali, known as “Foolish”, in 2017, the court filing says. 2021 shooting death of Hashim Omar Hashi, a student who police say had no connections to the criminal world.Īccording to documents unsealed in an American extradition hearing back in 2021, Ali is a member of the “Go Getem Gang,” a criminal group that organized the botched hit trying to target his brother's killer which he shouts out several times in the music video. The artist, whose real name is Hassan Ali is behind bars, charged in the Jan. "I was 18 when I bought a gun, 22 when I shot your son," he says looking into the camera. Get the latest local updates right to your inbox.Download our app to get local alerts on your device.In a clip posted to Instagram this week, Toronto rapper Top5, appears in an orange jumpsuit in a cinderblock room. Ontario's Solicitor General is trying to figure out how a man awaiting trail on a first-degree murder charge was able to record part of a music video inside his jail cell.
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