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Toronto police announce arrest in Leslieville murder

The owner of a Yonge Street nail salon is presumed to be the victim of a gruesome Toronto homicide – Mar 30, 2022

Police have made an arrest after a nail salon owner was found dead in a garbage bag in Toronto‘s east end.

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In a media release, Toronto police said Dallas Ly, the son of Tien Ly, who was discovered dead Monday, has been arrested and charged with second degree murder.

Toronto police responded to a call in the area of Eastern Avenue and Berkshire Avenue Monday afternoon after a member of the public discovered a body in a garbage bag.

On Tuesday evening, Det. Sgt. Christopher Ruhl of the Toronto police homicide unit said the body was discovered “including some signs of dismemberment.”

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Officers appealed to the public for help to identify the female victim.

They released images of a “distinct design and colour” on the fingernail and toenails of the victim. Images were also shared of a red, long sleeve Armani Exchange shirt she wore.

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The release of the information helped officers identify the woman.

On Wednesday evening, police identified her as Tien Ly, the 46-year-old owner of a Yonge Street nail salon.

A worker at the salon told Global News he had painted the distinctive design on Tien Ly’s nails. “I know it, I recognize it,” the employee said.

Police requested assistance from the public locating Dallas Ly, Tien Ly’s 20-year-old son. They did not name him as a person of interest or a suspect Wednesday.

“Through investigation, it was determined Dallas Ly was responsible for the death of Tien Ly,” Toronto police alleged Sunday in a media release.

Dallas Ly will appear in court virtually on Sunday.

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— with files from Global News’ Catherine McDonald 

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