Police are searching for a man and woman who allegedly robbed a Toronto home at knifepoint.
Toronto police said a home invasion was reported in the area of Woodbine and Norway avenues just after 2 a.m. on Saturday.
Police said that a man and woman broke into a home and were confronted by the tenant.
The pair were armed with knives and attacked the tenant, seriously injuring them, police said.
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Police have named the man as 38-year-old Christopher Chisholm and the woman as Amy Halliday, 30, both from Toronto.
They are wanted on a variety of charges, including break and enter and assault with a weapon.
“Both are believed to be violent and dangerous,” officers warned.
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