A Toronto man previously charged with sexually assaulting a woman whom he offered to teach English has been arrested following a similar incident.
The victim reported the alleged sexual assaults to police on Feb. 13 and said the suspect had offered to teach her the language, police said in a March 19 news release.
A third sexual assault, which allegedly occurred at a commercial building in the area of Yonge and Wellington streets, was also reported to police.
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