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  • Posted by joe 3 years ago. There are 15 posts. The latest reply is from creator.
  1. Igor Kenk is on bail on still-unresolved counts related to a large number of stolen bicycles, from the Globe & Mail and the Toronto Star:

    • Igor Kenk, the alleged thief whose massive stash of old bicycles shocked Toronto last summer, was back in court Wednesday to face his accusers in a related assault case.

      Sporting long hair and a wavy beard suggestive of biblical times, Mr. Kenk, 50, pleaded not guilty to assault, assault with a weapon and possession of a weapon. The charges were laid after an incident last December in a back-alley garage on Dufferin Street, one of more than a dozen Mr. Kenk had rented throughout the west end to store assorted salvage items and bicycles acquired through his bike repair shop on Queen Street West.

      Mr. Kenk, who was on bail on still-unresolved counts related to stolen bicycles and drugs police found in the garages, allegedly got into an altercation with the owners of the Dufferin Street garage when he returned last Dec. 14 to retrieve items. He is accused of wielding a piece of plumbing pipe. No one was injured.

  2. Story from the Toronto Sun:

    • A west-end homeowner who was 8 1/2 months pregnant feared she would be assaulted by an enraged Igor Kenk in a dispute over a garage the infamous bike dealer had been renting out from her home's previous owner, court heard.

      "He was swearing so much: 'You f---ing people! What are you doing here?" Asia Bibi, 25, testified yesterday, saying Kenk swore a streak at her and other family members in a Dec. 14, 2008 exchange just outside the garage behind the home Bibi co-owns with her brother, Tanveer Abbas, at 1169 Dufferin St.

  3. And... the provincial government moves to seize Kenk's property:

    • Accused bicycle thief Igor Kenk is still a long way from justice on dozens of criminal charges, but that isn't stopping the Ontario government from moving to take ownership of his bike repair shop, pickup trucks and 2,292 bicycles seized in police raids across west-end Toronto last summer.

      On Monday, Mr. Kenk will be hauled into court in handcuffs to face a forfeiture hearing under the Civil Remedies Act, a controversial law that allows the province to seize and sell property deemed to be connected to crime, regardless of whether its owner has been criminally convicted or even charged. If government lawyers can link Mr. Kenk's property to the “large-scale organized bicycle theft ring and drug distribution network” police have accused him of operating, the province stands to rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars, court documents suggest, based on the $700,000 value Mr. Kenk placed on his shop site, on a trendy stretch of Queen Street West, last year.

  4. More info from the Star on the attempt to seize Kenk's property:

    • Behind the boarded up façade of Igor Kenk's now-defunct Bicycle Clinic, which police allege was the nexus of a monumental bike theft and drug-selling network, people are still working on bikes in the backyard.


      An unidentified man stands behind 927 Queen Street W., Igor Kenk's notorious bike shop that's now even more of a neighbourhood eyesore.

      And having barbecues. And drinking. And yelling at people who peek down from a roof and see them still doing these things.

      "They live there," whispers Amy Chung from behind the screen door leading out on top of a funeral parlour on Queen St. W. "They are looking after the property for him."

      Even though Kenk has left the neighbourhood that gradually gentrified around him – he's in the Don Jail, facing 58 charges related to drugs and theft and three related to assault – his jarringly unorthodox lifestyle remains imprinted in the surrounding urban fabric.

      Today a controversial process begins that may rid Kenk's neighbourhood of his presence forever.

    More at the Star.

  5. Kenk calls stolen bikes his "stock":

    • The man accused of orchestrating the theft of hundreds of bicycles from Torontonians says he opposes a Crown move to sell them pending the outcome of the case against him.

      "I view it as my stock," Igor Kenk, 50, told a judge today on the first day of a hearing to determine if Ontario's attorney-general can demand the forfeiture of his property as proceeds of crime.


      Igor Kenk leaves the Toronto Jail, Aug. 2, 2008.


    • Looking ‘broken,’ Igor Kenk faces trial

      On the third floor of Old City Hall in courtroom M-1 -- a place defaced by bad architects who slammed modernist wooden court furnishings into a grand Romanesque room -- the saga of Igor Kenk continued today.

      Mr. Kenk’s infamy as an alleged bicycle thief spread worldwide after his arrest in July, 2008, on 58 bike theft and 22 drug charges.

      Police recovered 2,865 bikes and $70,000 of marijuana and cocaine. At the time of his first bail hearing, the messianic ramblings of this tall, athletic man, coupled with his goatee and shoulder-length hair, gave him a Christ-like aura. Later he appeared cleanshaven, with a crewcut.

      But today he looked more like Moses, or perhaps Charles Manson; his beard curls down to his chest and his mane of brown hair is starting to form into dreadlocks. His face is lined and worn.

      “He looks broken,” said Const. Aaron Dennis, who first arrested Mr. Kenk.

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  6. "He looks broken".

    I'd like to break him in little pieces - dirt bag that he is.

    His punishment should be that every time he buys or receives something ( a bike, a car, a toothbrush, whatever) exactly one week later take it away from him. Let him live the rest of his life constantly having his possessions taken from him. Hey, it was okay for him to take things from other people.

    What's good for the goose ....

  7. I spotted one of his associates on Queen West. This guy was one of his major suppliers of stolen bikes. I wonder if he found someone else to sell stolen bikes to now that Igor isn't around. Beware Queen West DN is on the loose.

  8. I remember walking by the shop later in the evening and there would be a beat up pick-up truck and trailer out front. The truck and trailer would be overflowing with bikes, old lawn chairs, the odd toilet and cabinets. Reminded me of this:

    Duncan's City Ride - That's my blog about cycling in the city of Toronto, natch!
  9. Igor Kenk has been denied bail:

    The man accused of being Toronto's most notorious bike thief has failed to persuade a judge to reinstate the bail revoked last December.

    Looking dishevelled with long hair and a beard after months of incarceration at Don Jail, Igor Kenk smiled at his wife Jeanie Chung before he was led away from a University Ave. courtroom Friday afternoon after losing his bid for release.

    "I'm very disappointed," his lawyer Lon Rose said as he left.

    Before Superior Court Justice Robert Clark rejected Kenk's bid, he placed a publication ban on the hearing.

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