Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦

One Love #wethenorth #YNWA

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@TheTropixs The Toronto slang is a butchering of Jamaican patois

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@ESPNneedsIKD Those are a lot of what ifs & we know wont happen, the raps in a tough spot but I don’t even think they’re thinking about Drake & I think they would be more on the side of Demar, I know his feelings was hurt from the trade but he said a lot of shit about the raps & fans noticed

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@the_beardedsina She is also Jamaican 🇯🇲

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@WestSS_101 The move he put on draymond in the finals when we needed a bucket was the one for me

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

Scottie showing everything!

[Cultura Inquieta @culturainquieta]

El clip colaborativo del rapero sueco Yung Lean y GENER8ION supera los límites de un simple videoclip musical y ya es un festín visual extraordinario. 🔥

La coreografía, a cargo del gran coreógrafo francés Damien Jalet. 💥

Hoy, 29 de abril, Día internacional de la danza.

[Aron Fromm @aronfromm]

A little short I made about Norm.

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

Adidas will make sure Jamaica make it to the WC

[Miami HEAT @MiamiHEAT]

Representing Jamaica and the Miami HEAT 🔥🔥🔥

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

I’ll add coconut water and sanpellegrino orange and prickle pear sparkling juice

[Fidel Cashflow/مالك🇯🇲🔻 @JamaicanJihadi]

Ginger beer, Sorrel, Ting, water

[adidas Football @adidasfootball]

for the game. for the culture. forever. ❤️

[SurfSkateThrash @SurfThrash]

Super Cat
Song: Ghetto Red Hot (Hip Hop Remix)
(MTV) Yo! Live Fridays (1992)
https://t.co/HEErJX8HPS

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@STEFisDOPE @suebellaC God is the greatest and the new gears remix with skillbeng

[No Context Brits @NoContextBrits]

Gonna tell my grandkids this was Harry and Meghan.

[Peter Girnus 🦅 @gothburz]

I'm a Police Liaison Officer in Toronto.

My job is community relations.

The tow truck community.

I provide information.

To my contacts.

In the towing industry.

They provide information back.

To my bank account.

That's community policing.

My father is also a cop.

He does the same thing.

Family business.

Three generations of service.

To organized crime.

We call ourselves "consultants."

The tow truck guys call themselves "The Union."

52 counts of conspiracy to commit murder.

That's union organizing.

Toronto style.

In 2024, 63 shootings were linked to tow trucks.

That's 13% of all shootings in the city.

From tow trucks.

The things that move your car.

After accidents.

They also cause accidents.

On purpose.

For business.

A single tow can generate $10,000.

Inflated repairs.

Fake physio referrals.

Storage fees at lots 50 kilometers away.

Insurance pays.

Premiums go up.

Everyone pays.

Except us.

We get paid separately.

In cash.

My job was simple.

Someone needs an address.

I run the plate.

Someone needs a cop to look away.

I look away.

Someone needs a corrections officer dead.

I provide the home address.

That's full-service policing.

They showed up at his house.

Three armed men.

Rammed a police cruiser in his driveway.

He survived.

We were disappointed.

But not deeply disappointed.

That came later.

At the press conference.

The Chief said he was "deeply disappointed."

Seven takes.

The first six weren't disappointed enough.

The seventh was perfect.

Authentic.

Rehearsed authentic.

That's the goal.

They seized 169 pounds of cannabis.

And one pound of fentanyl.

From my associates.

Headed to Europe.

That's export business.

We were helping the trade deficit.

They also seized three armored Cadillacs.

Bulletproof.

$150,000 each.

From tow truck operators.

Who tow Hondas.

Nobody asked questions.

We didn't answer them.

The investigation took 400 officers.

To catch 8 officers.

That's a 50-to-1 ratio.

Very efficient.

In 2012, our drug squad planted evidence.

In 2021, a superintendent helped officers cheat on exams.

In 2022, a cop stole from a missing person.

Then tried to flee the country.

That's institutional knowledge.

Passed down.

Generation to generation.

A lawyer sued our tow truck friends.

For insurance fraud.

She won 1,400 cases.

So they burned her office.

Twice.

Then shot it up.

Then tried to assassinate her.

The gun misfired.

The shooter filmed it on his phone.

For quality control.

That's documentation.

She fled the country.

We won.

Law and order lost.

But we are law and order.

So technically we won twice.

A bar opened in Scarborough.

The owner's nephew was a tow truck dispatcher.

Wrong dispatcher.

Wrong union.

On opening night, three men walked in.

With an assault rifle.

Nine people shot.

Three more injured by debris.

Nobody died.

The Chief called it "a miracle."

I call it poor marksmanship.

We'll do better next time.

The shooters were 15 to 22 years old.

Part-time work.

Gig economy.

They weren't tow truck drivers.

Just contractors.

Flexible labor.

The Mayor says the Chief needs to "earn back trust."

He will.

At the next press conference.

With the right level of disappointment.

We're not corrupt officers.

We're "alleged" corrupt officers.

Big difference.

Alleged means innocent.

Until proven.

Proving takes years.

Evidence gets lost.

Witnesses relocate.

To shallow graves.

The Crown dropped charges against one kingpin.

Couldn't reveal a confidential informant.

He went back to towing.

Three months later he was shot dead.

Outside a plaza.

That's street justice.

Also our justice.

Same thing.

Different paperwork.

I'm suspended now.

With pay.

That's accountability.

Canadian style.

The union—our union, the police union—says we'll get "due process."

And "wellness support."

Wellness support means therapy.

For the stress.

Of getting caught.

8,000 officers serve Toronto.

8 were arrested.

That's 0.1%.

One-tenth of one percent.

The Chief said that at the press conference.

Very reassuring.

The other 7,992 are fine.

Probably.

He didn't check.

But the math is comforting.

We're not representative.

Of the service.

We're representative.

Of the service.

That nobody talks about.

Organized crime is corrosive.

That's what the Chief said.

It corroded our service.

From the inside.

Where we work.

For 30 years.

But it's unacceptable.

Now that it's public.

Before that it was acceptable.

Very acceptable.

$5,000 a month acceptable.

The tow trucks are still running.

The turf wars continue.

New players.

New alliances.

Same violence.

We just restructured.

For sustainable growth.

That's community policing.

Toronto style.

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@ohnohedidnt24 Cause we were hoping you would get fed up n leave

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@Kayla_Grey Facts

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

Bobby is looking for a good deal, he’s not desperate, he’s not giving up picks and overpaying, it’s his first deal since Masai & will net him a new contract. We saw RJ’s value when he was out, & Poetl last year whose value is at an all time low, he won’t give him away.

[Mahesh Maragh 🇯🇲🇨🇦 @therealmahesh07]

@Protoje Jah9 and Qyor

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

NBA superstar Kyrie Irving was photographed today wearing a pro-Palestine tee from Wear The Peace honoring Gaza journalist Saleh al-Jafarawi.

Al-Jafarawi was a widely followed citizen journalist and table-tennis player who was shot dead in Gaza City in Oct. 2025 by Israel-allied gangs while covering post-ceasefire clashes. After his killing, Meta removed his Instagram account, erasing years of on-the-ground documentation from Gaza, including material cited by human rights groups as evidence of Israeli war crimes.

While most American athletes and NBA stars have stayed silent during the live-streamed 26-month genocide in Gaza, @KyrieIrving has been among the few to stand with Palestine publicly.

That matters in a league where political speech carries consequences. Fellow NBA star Dwight Howard has said that after tweeting “Free Palestine” during the 2014 Gaza war, he received calls within minutes from the NBA commissioner’s office urging him to delete his post. Since Oct. 2023, only a small handful of NBA players have spoken out at all.