Three Canadian soldiers charged in Toronto kidnapping for crypto

• —The victim was handcuffed at his car, assaulted and held at gunpoint by attackers demanding his crypto and access to a business security system
• —Searches turned up a shotgun, about 2,500 rounds of ammunition, 3D-printed gun parts, GPS trackers, a crossbow and drugs
• —The ammunition came from the military, which confirmed ownership but had not reported it missing
• —Chainalysis logged 46 'wrench attacks' worth over $30 million in the first half of 2026