Several suspects were found to be associated with towing companies operating under the names Certified Roadside and Humble Roadside. Investigators uncovered evidence that these individuals were engaged in insurance fraud by staging vehicle collisions, and using threats, assaults, and firearms to exert control over local towing operations.

The accused face a total of 97 criminal charges related to criminal organization, extortion, fraud, firearms, and more.

Three individuals were charged and released to attend court at a later date, while 15 were held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton. Of the 18, almost half were on a form of judicial release at the time of arrest.

Over the course of the investigation, the following assets were seized:
18 tow trucks, with a total value $2.8M
Four personal vehicles, with a total value of $840K
Five stolen vehicles recovered, with a total value $571K
Six firearms
586 rounds of ammunition
Two bulletproof vests
Various weapons, including cross bow, taser, baseball bats