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The IFP - Halton Hills | Thursday, June 16,2022 | 10 theifp.ca Dear Neighbours For FATHERS’ DAY we’d like to share the wise thoughts of some kids who loved their dads ... and fathers who loved their children. “Every father should remember one day his son will follow his example, not his advice.” - Charles Kettering “If there is any immortality to be had among us human beings, it is certainly only in the love that we leave behind. Fathers like mine don’t ever die.” - Leo Buscaglia “I believe that what we become depends on what our fathers teach us at odd moments, when they aren’t trying to teach us. We are formed by little scraps of wisdom.” - Umberto Eco “Some day you will know that a father is much happier in his children’s happiness than in his own. | cannot explain it to you: it is a feeling in your body that spreads gladness through you.” - Honore de Balzac COME VISIT US in store or on social media (Facebook + Instagram) to see our many simple, thoughtful gifts of: manly mugs teak serving boards great selection of whole bean coffees natural skin and beard care products cool kitchen gadgets weird and wonderful teas and spices .. and so much more Celebrating dade he, elbratg date evergulere GS SSCeeeece From Your Foods Fo \ FOODSTUFFS Specialty « Bulk « Health 89 Main Street South | Downtown Georgetown FOODSTUFFS.CA 905.877.6569 CRIME MAN CHARGED IN ‘GRANDCHILD SCAM’ INVESTIGATION A 27-year-old man from Montreal is facing numer- ous fraud-related charges after Halton police con- cluded an investigation in- to local instances of the "grandchild scam." The scam involves a fraudster calling a senior and pretending to be their grandchild who is in trou- ble (usually in jail) and needs money immediately. On June 8 police said they were made aware of alleged scam in prog- ress in Georgetown. A man reportedly at- tended a Georgetown resi- dence in order to collect $10,000 in cash from a se- nior, which police allege was a fabricated bail for her grandson. Officers were waiting and made an arrest. The investigation that followed resi in police executing a search warrant at an Oakville hotel room where they alleg covered evidence related to seven additional fraud of- fences in Halton and three in neighbouring jurisdic- tions. Asa result of this inves- tigation, Kevin Tshiyoyi, KEVIN TSHIYOYI 27, of Montreal faces 11 counts of fraud over $5,000 and unauthorized posses- sion of a credit card. Police said total losses by victims in these alleged frauds is more than $80,000. lone of the charges against Tshiyoyi have been proven in court. Halton police photo Police have released Tshiyoyi's photo to the me- ia and anyone with addi- tional information is asked tocontact the Halton Police Regional Fraud Unit at 905- 825-4777 ext. 8741 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or www.haltoncrim- estoppers.ca. ON NOW AT THE BRICK! ve rno/ NCE 10 25% OFF SAVING YOU MORE For more details shop instore or online at thebrick.com