Man charged with mischief after Etobicoke police station window damaged

Toronto police say a man is facing charges after he allegedly threw something at a glass window of an Etobicoke police station.

Police said during the early hours of March 5, a man went to 22 Division in Etobicoke located at Dundas and Bloor streets.

An object was thrown through the front glass window, police allege.

Later that day, investigators put out a description of a suspect.

Ten days later, on March 15, officers said they had made an arrest in the mischief incident.

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Police have charged 32-year-old Milan Lazic with mischief/damage to property under $5,000, breaching a conditional sentence order and other highway traffic acts.

He was scheduled to appear at bail court Thursday morning.

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