Ontario Provincial Police have arrested two men in connection with a home robbery that occurred in New Tecumseth in May 2025 [3].
The arrests follow a targeted investigation into a residential theft, marking a significant step in resolving a case that dates back over a year.
Gurjap Dhadda, 24, of Caledon, and Pavittar Dhillon, 23, of Brampton, face charges including robbery [1, 2]. While one source identifies Dhillon as 23 [2], other reports have cited him as 25 [CTV News].
Police conducted raids in both Brampton and Caledon to apprehend the suspects [1, 2]. In addition to the robbery charges, the suspects face weapons-related offences [4, 5]. Some reports also indicate a charge of conspiracy to commit an indictable offence [Bradford Today].
The investigation was led by the OPP, who tracked the suspects to their respective residences in the Greater Toronto Area. The specific details regarding the items stolen from the New Tecumseth home have not been released to the public.
Both men were taken into custody following the raids. The OPP continues to process evidence gathered during the operations in Brampton and Caledon to build the case for court.
“Ontario Provincial Police have arrested two men in connection with a home robbery.”
The arrest of suspects from the Greater Toronto Area for a crime committed in New Tecumseth demonstrates the OPP's ability to coordinate multi-jurisdictional raids. The inclusion of weapons-related and conspiracy charges suggests that investigators believe the robbery was a planned operation rather than a spontaneous crime.
