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3| The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,F ebruary 22,2018 theifp.ca addressed to parents of children attending McKenzie-Smith Bennett Public School. "The re- striction will remain in place until this matter is resolved through the judi- cial system." Waterloo Police began the investigation after re- ceiving complaints from the National Child Exploi- tation Coordination Cen- tre, about incidents re- garding a male exploiting children online dating back to March 9, 2017. Ly was arrested after police executed a search warrant at his home in Kitchener, where officers seized digital devices. Police allege the charg- es are related to three vic- tims, children ages eight to 10. Ly has worked in the Halton Region District School Board, in private schools across Waterloo Region, as well as in schools outside of Cana- da. NEWS l Continued from page 1 Ly taught at several schools in Halton Metroland file photo Victor Ly, 32, a Kitchener resident and occasional teacher with the Halton District school board, has been arrested and charged with three counts of luring a child, three counts of possession of child pornography, two counts of making sexually explicit material available to a child, and extortion. The Ontario Fire Marshal has finished their investigation into a house fire on Raylawn Cres in Georgetown where a man died over the weekend and say the cause of the fire was from a burning cigarette in the basement. "It's an accidental fire," said Mike Ross, with Ontario Fire Marhsal's office. "The cause of the fire was from smoking on the sofa in the basement." The man who died as a result of the fire was the only person in the house at the time. "There's no suspicions or anything in relation to the case," said Ross, adding the home sustained smoke damage through- out, but "the fire was largely contained to the basement." He says that toxicology reports from the coroner would determine whether or not factors like alcohol played a role in the in- cident. Police have not yet released the identity of the deceased, or the cause of death. POLICE AND FIRE Cigarette cause of house fire, says Ontario Fire Marhsal Peel police are ramping up their search for a 16- year-old Brampton boy missing since October. Police say Jahmar Campbell was last seen Oct. 19, 2017 in the area of Greenmount Road and Ge- neva Crescent. He has been missing ev- er since and his family and police are concerned for his well-being. Efforts to locate him have failed, according to police. He is known to fre- quent the Orangeville area. He is described as five- foot-eleven, 170 pounds, with a medium build and light complexion, braided black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a grey and black hoodie, track pants and black shoes. Anyone with informa- tion is asked to call police at 905-453-2121, ext. 2133, or Peel Crime Stoppers anon- ymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Police ramp up search for missing teen PAM DOUGLAS pdouglas@thebrampton guardian.com April 6, 7, 13, 14 at 8pm April 8, 15 at 2pm Performed at The Old Armoury, Georgetown For tickets email tickets@globeproductions.ca Broadway with a Twist Presented byesented by Fallbrook Trail Ranch 905-873-6588 14097 Ninth Line Georgetown Anna & Gary Drummond info@fallbrooktrail.com www.fallbrooktrail.com March Break Camp 2018 Join us for an exciting horseback riding camp at FallbrookTrail. Monday to Friday 9 am - 4:30 pm Extended hours are available at an additional charge. Camp is for age 4 and up Call ahead to reserve a spot. Program includes: 1 Hour Trail Ride • Animal Care - hands on experience Lesson • Crafts • Games • Hay Ride • Tobogganing (weather permitting) Cost: $90/day or $400/week. Hot lunch available - $8/day Please dress warmly! Hot Chocolate provided for warm ups