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Connecting Seniors to Community

January 16, 2025

Constable Harpal Singh met Zofia Pawlik last year while responding to radio call after she lost her purse. “Once we started talking, she told me her husband had passed away two years ago, she was a nurse and knew multiple languages,” said Singh. “One of the reasons I joined policing...

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Robbery Investigation Leads to Gun

January 16, 2025

Two people are facing firearm charges following a robbery investigation in 31 Division. On January 11, officers executed a search warrant in the Keele St. & Wilson Ave. area. During the search, a loaded Sig Sauer P320 was seized. A 20-year-old man is facing eight charges, including possession of a...

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Project Targets Tow Truck Shootings

January 15, 2025

Toronto Police has launched Project Dodger to address the surge in criminal activity and violence linked to the tow truck industry. In a 24-hour period last week, three two tow truck operators were shot. “This project involves investigators and analysts and we are being both proactive and reactive,” said Inspector...

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Anonymous Tip Leads to Guns

January 14, 2025

Anoymous information provided by the public led to the seizure of four semi-automatic loaded handguns and a sizeable quantity of drugs. “Our Neighbourhood Community Officers and Major Crime Unit worked closely with Toronto Community Housing and their diligent efforts resulted in the arrest of three males outside the address and...

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Anonymous Tips Save Lives

January 7, 2025

Last year, anonymous tips to Toronto Crime Stoppers (TCS) led to 494 charges being laid and the seizure of $644,000 in illegal drugs, 15 illegal firearms and 11 stolen vehicles. “We stand together in our commitment to keeping our city safe and bringing criminals to justice,” Deputy Chief Rob Johnson...

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