Toronto police are searching for two men following an investigation into a series of retail thefts that allegedly caused more than $35,000 in losses. The thefts, which occurred at various store locations across the city between January and October 2026, were reportedly carried out by a coordinated group.
Who has been arrested?
Authorities have taken three people into custody so far. On October 11, police arrested Jacob Doucette, 35, and Camille Dobson-Boire, 31. Doucette faces a dozen counts of theft under $5,000 along with other charges, while Dobson-Boire is accused of nine theft counts and several violations of a court order.
A third suspect, 28-year-old Evan Douglas-Fish, was arrested on October 17. He faces multiple charges, including 12 counts of theft under $5,000, interfering with a law enforcement officer, and impersonating someone else to escape capture.
Details of the retail theft investigation
Investigators believe the suspects worked together to target retail businesses throughout the Toronto area. The total financial impact of the alleged crimes reached $35,606.80.
Two men remain outstanding and are currently wanted by police:
- Richard Hoskin, 45: Described as 5'10", 200 lbs., with short brown hair and blue eyes.
- Charles Clarke, 42: Described as 5'11", 160 lbs., with long black hair and brown eyes.
Hoskin is wanted on multiple counts, including theft under $5,000 and failing to comply with a release order, while Clarke faces 25 counts of theft under $5,000.
What should the public do?
Police are asking for community assistance to locate the two remaining suspects. If anyone has information regarding the whereabouts of Hoskin or Clarke, they are encouraged to contact the Toronto Police Service directly at 416-808-1100.
FAQ
How much money was stolen during the thefts?
The total loss from the series of alleged retail thefts is $35,606.80.
When did the thefts take place?
The crimes occurred between January 14, 2026, and October 11, 2026.
