MANDEL: Pickering father decries 3-year sentence for teens who helped cover up his son's murder

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Source Crime does pay for the young foot soldiers hired to do the dirty work in the tow truck turf wars. For helping their friend cover up his contract killing of a tow truck driver as well as shooting up numerous businesses — and even a school — two teens were sentenced Monday to three years: two in youth detention and one under community supervision. The young guns for hire, their names covered by the Youth Criminal Justice Act and known only as K.A. and R.R., pleaded guilty to numerous charges, including one count of accessory after the fact to reckless discharge of a firearm in the July 6, 2024, execution of 28-year-old Sulakshan “Sully” Selvasingam. The Pickering tow-truck operator was gunned down while sitting in his white Mercedes SUV at the Shell gas station at Warden Ave. and Ellesmere Rd. Their friend — the confessed high school killer identified only as A.P. — pleaded...