Two men have been charged with fraud after allegedly taking ownership of an Etobicoke bakery while reneging on a deal to pay. Police said there was “no intention of payment” and allege the men, operators of Easton Pharmaceuticals, altered attorney letters to make it appear as though they legitimately bought the building. Toronto-based Easton Pharmaceuticals describes itself as a “specialty pharmaceutical company” on its website and says it previously developed and owned FDA-approved drugs for wound healing. In April the company announced it had acquired the bakery, Supreme Sweets Inc., operating on Brockhouse Rd. The founders of Supreme Sweets and Easton Pharmaceuticals representatives could not be immediately reached for comment.

Source: thestar December 03, 2019 21:11 UTC