Syed Balehat Arsalan Rizvi, a 30-year-old man from Mississauga, has been charged following allegations that he groped two women in separate incidents earlier this month. The suspect reportedly approached the victims while they were walking near Churchill Meadows Boulevard and Quiet Creek Drive as well as near Erin Centre Boulevard and Eaglesview Drive. Peel Regional Police arrested Rizvi on May 27, 2025, and have charged him with two counts of sexual assault and one count of committing an indecent act in a public place. Authorities are investigating whether he may be connected to additional cases and have urged the public to provide any relevant information.
Details of the Incidents
The alleged groping incidents took place at two different locations within Mississauga. The first occurred near Churchill Meadows Boulevard and Quiet Creek Drive, and the second near Erin Centre Boulevard and Eaglesview Drive. Both incidents reportedly happened earlier in May 2025, with the victims walking alone when approached by Syed Balehat Arsalan Rizvi. In each case, Rizvi is accused of non-consensual physical contact, prompting the subsequent police investigation.
Police Response and Charges
Peel Regional Police responded promptly upon receiving reports of the assaults, leading to Rizvi’s arrest on May 27, 2025. He is now facing two counts of sexual assault and one count of committing an indecent act in a public place. The charges highlight the seriousness with which law enforcement is treating these offenses. Officials have underlined their commitment to thoroughly investigating these matters and ensuring public safety.
Ongoing Investigation and Community Appeal
Authorities are actively investigating whether Rizvi is linked to any additional incidents of a similar nature in the area. Peel Regional Police have encouraged members of the public who may have witnessed suspicious behaviour or have relevant information to come forward. This appeal is part of ongoing efforts to prevent further incidents and provide support to victims of sexual assault.
Support for Victims
Although specific details about the victims have been withheld to protect their privacy, police have emphasized the availability of resources for individuals affected by sexual assault. Community members seeking assistance or advice are advised to contact local support services or the Peel Regional Police directly.
The arrest and charges against Syed Balehat Arsalan Rizvi underscore the Peel Regional Police’s dedication to addressing sexual assault and protecting community members in Mississauga. As investigations continue, authorities remain vigilant in identifying any further related incidents and encourage the public to assist by sharing pertinent information. Support services continue to be available for victims, reflecting a comprehensive approach to both justice and community care in response to these allegations.