Police in Peel Region are currently searching for a man deemed "armed and dangerous" as part of an ongoing intimate partner violence investigation. The individual in question is 36-year-old Piratheepan Nagarajah, who is associated with Toronto. Law enforcement officials have issued a warrant for his arrest, listing him on charges that include two counts of attempted murder alongside five firearm-related charges.

The authorities have not disclosed further specifics regarding the nature of the investigation, emphasizing that it remains active. In a statement released on Saturday, police described Nagarajah as being a serious threat, underscoring the urgency of the situation by urging members of the public to exercise caution.

“The wanted person is considered armed and dangerous,” the police stated. They are actively encouraging anyone who may have had contact with Piratheepan Nagarajah, or anyone who might possess information about his whereabouts, to come forward to assist in the investigation.

Members of the public are being advised against approaching Nagarajah directly. Instead, they are instructed to call 911 if they spot him, emphasizing the necessity of ensuring safety in the scenario of encountering him.

This case highlights the pressing issue of intimate partner violence and the potential dangers that can arise from such situations. Police continue to take this matter seriously, aiming to apprehend Nagarajah to prevent any further harm to individuals potentially affected by his actions.