In a disturbing incident that has shaken Toronto’s Riverdale neighborhood, a 27-year-old man has been apprehended by police in connection with a daytime sexual assault. Law enforcement authorities are now urging potential additional victims to step forward as they investigate this alarming case.

The incident occurred on Saturday, around 12:38 p.m., when a woman was in the vicinity of Dundas Street East, just west of Broadview Avenue. According to a press release issued by the Toronto Police Service, a man approached the woman, crossing the street and positioning himself behind her before carrying out the sexual assault.

The suspect, subsequently identified as Odainne Trujillo, was last spotted fleeing the scene in the westbound direction on Dundas Street. Police promptly released an image of Trujillo on Sunday, seeking assistance from the public in identifying him. The response from the community was swift, enabling authorities to locate and arrest Trujillo, a Toronto resident.

Trujillo now faces multiple charges, including one count of sexual assault, two counts of assault with intent to resist arrest, and two counts of failing to comply with probation. He is scheduled to appear in a Toronto courtroom on Monday, where further details of the case are expected to emerge.

Investigating officers have expressed deep concerns that there may be additional victims who have yet to come forward. As such, they are urging anyone with information related to the incident or who may have been targeted by Trujillo to reach out to the Toronto Police Service. Reports can be made by contacting the authorities at 416-808-5500 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477) or www.222tips.com.

The community is anxiously awaiting further developments in this disconcerting case. As law enforcement agencies work diligently to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents, it is imperative that any potential victims find the courage to come forward. Only by working together can we bring justice to those affected and prevent further harm.