Woman found dead, police seek arrest warrant for husband
CBC News
Posted: Sep 9, 2012 11:51 AM ET
Last Updated: Sep 9, 2012 4:46 PM ET
Peel Regional Police are probing the death of a 40-year-old Mississauga woman who was found dead in an apartment on Lakeshore Road East. (CBC)
Homicide investigators in Peel Region are seeking a warrant for the arrest of a man from the Philippines whose wife was found dead in a Mississauga apartment this weekend.
Peel Regional Police were called to an apartment at 480 Lakeshore Rd. E. in Mississauga, where they found a "deceased female with obvious signs of trauma."
Investigators have since identified the victim as Aicha Saludares, 40, of Mississauga.
Police are now seeking a warrant for the arrest of her 39-year-old husband, Nelson Tayongtong.
Tayongtong is originally from the Philippines, but until recently was living in Mississauga.
He is described as five feet seven inches with a slim build and short, black, straight hair.
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