Nyima Dolma

A first-degree murder charge has been laid after Toronto police confirmed that a women who was set on fire on the TTC in June had succumbed to her injuries ...

Officers identified the woman as Nyima Dolma, a 28-year-old from Toronto. They arrived to find that a woman had been set on fire. Police have charged a man with first degree murder after a woman was lit on fire aboard a Toronto bus.

Toronto police have updated a charge to murder in the shocking case of a young woman who was set on fire at Kipling Subway Station and later died of her ...

Emergency crews arrived to the scene to find a woman had been set on fire. The fire was extinguished, but the woman — identified by police Monday as 28-year-old Nyima Dolma of Toronto — sustained life-threatening injuries. Toronto police have updated a charge to murder in the shocking case of a young woman who was set on fire at Kipling Subway Station and later died of her injuries.

TORONTO - Charges against a Toronto man that were laid after a woman was set on fire on a transit bus last month have been upgraded following the woman's ...

Norbu had previously been charged with attempted murder, assault with a weapon, as well as other offences. Police have alleged a man poured a liquid substance on a woman in a bus shortly after noon on June 17 and then lit the liquid on fire. Police say in a news release that 33-year-old Tenzin Norbu is now charged with first-degree murder, and that he appeared in court Monday morning via video link.

Toronto Police have upgraded charges against a man accused of setting a woman on fire on a TTC bus near Kipling station to first-degree murder.