Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford may have tried to buy a video that appears to show the politician smoking crack, Canada's National Post reported.
According to the Post, police documents released on Wednesday indicate that the mayor may have offered $5000 and a car to men trying to sell the video two months before the existence of the footage was first reported.
CTVNews notes that the allegations are included in documents produced by Toronto's police to receive permission to carry out search warrants. The allegations have not been proven in court.
Rob Ford admitted in November to buying illegal drugs and having smoked crack cocaine while he was drunk. Toronto's City Council stripped him of most of his powers in the wake of the scandal.
This is breaking news. Check back later for updates. Reported by Huffington Post 2 days ago.
According to the Post, police documents released on Wednesday indicate that the mayor may have offered $5000 and a car to men trying to sell the video two months before the existence of the footage was first reported.
CTVNews notes that the allegations are included in documents produced by Toronto's police to receive permission to carry out search warrants. The allegations have not been proven in court.
Rob Ford admitted in November to buying illegal drugs and having smoked crack cocaine while he was drunk. Toronto's City Council stripped him of most of his powers in the wake of the scandal.
This is breaking news. Check back later for updates. Reported by Huffington Post 2 days ago.