In a significant operation, Peel Regional Police (PRP) arrested 17 Indian-origin youth in connection with extortion-related violence linked to the criminal organization 'For Brothers'. The operation, which involved collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and other agencies, began in December 2025 and led to the dismantling of a coordinated campaign of intimidation and violence targeting local businesses in areas including Brampton, Mississauga, and British Columbia. The suspects face a total of 106 criminal charges across 24 incidents, which include serious crimes such as arson and shootings that involved 324 rounds fired. The investigation has also resulted in the seizure of firearms, drugs, and fraudulent documents. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the government's commitment to tracing criminal networks, while PRP Chief Nishan Duraiappah acknowledged the fear these activities have instilled in the South Asian community. The investigation is ongoing, with more arrests anticipated as law enforcement continues to address extortion on both national and international levels.