Monday May 5, 2014 – 1pm

Posted May 5, 2014 02:42:01 PM.

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1:00- Who’s to blame? Should there be harsher punishments?
Parents should shoulder the blame for this. The next time Canice Ejoh hosts a party at his mother’s house, he might want to make it invitation-only. What was apparently intended as a big, but controllable, gathering in their spacious Brampton home Friday night exploded thanks to online word-of-mouth, which turned it into a mini-rave that brought 2,000 unexpected visitors – including Peel Regional Police – and, for some, a spiral into house-wrecking and lawlessness.

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