Mississauga man charged in auto insurance fraud targeting GTA victims Muhammad Raahim, 25, is accused of selling fraudulent auto insurance policies to victims across the Greater Toronto Area over more than two years, with losses exceeding $10,000. Police believe there may be additional victims. A Mississauga man has been arrested after police allege he sold numerous fraudulent auto insurance policies to victims across the Greater Toronto Area for more than two years. Muhammad Raahim, 25, is accused of selling fraudulent auto insurance with victim losses reaching more than $10,000. Police say there may be more victims. Police say the suspect sold the policies to victims between April 2024 and August 2026 by providing falsified proof-of-insurance documents that appeared legitimate. Investigators say they identified 15 incidents in which victims lost a combined total of more than $10,000.Police said Raahim was previously licensed to sell insurance and had been employed by several insurance brokerages. Raahim was arrested Aug. 26 and charged with one count of fraud against the public. The allegations have not been proven in court. He was released with conditions and is awaiting a future court appearance, police said in a news release.Investigators believe there may be additional victims. Anyone with information is asked to contact police or Crime Stoppers anonymously.Nominations for next dog mayor open Saturday at Stampeder-Elks watch party at Pixel Park 'Céline is everywhere in my life': Thousands gather in Paris for Dion's big comeback Disgraced former Montreal priest has release revoked after allegedly viewing child porn on public transit Teen in hospital with brain bleed after football game in Swift Current Off to a sunny start for the weekend in Central Ontario, here’s what will happen next Conversations on trade with U.S. officials haven't stopped: LeBlanc FBI investigates suspected ricin exposure at apartment complex, hospital 'Woman Unknown' wins Golden Lion, Malkovich 'humbled' by best actor award at Venice Film Festival Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for the first Olympic event to be held in Africa Diana’s ‘revenge dress’ is going up for auction Where have all the Atlantic hurricanes gone?El Nino’s might brings record slow storm season Anthropic CEO calls for ‘pacing the frontier’ of AI race amid safety concerns