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New Officers Join Ranks

June 24, 2022

In high school, Tenzin Choephel knew he wanted to be an Emergency Services provider. “It was either policing or firefighting,” he said. Choephel, who speaks four languages, eventually settled for a law enforcement career. “As I grew older, I could see that policing is a profession where you are able...

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Northrup Memory Burns Bright at Torch Run

June 23, 2022

The 35th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) for Special Olympics Ontario was dedicated to the memory of Detective Constable Jeffrey Northrup, who died in the line of duty last July. Hundreds gathered for the run and walk starting at Toronto Police Headquarters on June 23, to support Special Olympics...

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Combatting Rise in Hate Crime

June 21, 2022

The number of reported hate crimes targeting people on the basis of ethnic or national origin was higher last year than in any previous year since Toronto Police Service (TPS) began collecting data 29 years ago. Chief James Ramer made the disclosure at a one-day conference hosted by the Service’s...

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Chief's Golf Tournament Supports Victims

June 20, 2022

Over $400,000 is expected to be raised from the second annual Toronto Police Service Chief’s Golf Tournament. Approximately 280 competitors took part in the event on June 9 at Angus Glen Golf Club. Chief James Ramer relished spending the day playing alongside supporters of the fundraising event that featured food...

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Citizenship Medal for Volunteer

June 20, 2022

Gerald Mak has spent half his life volunteering with Toronto Police Service. While in high school, he attended 42 Division Community Policing Liaison Committee (CPLC) summer picnic and Officer of the Year Award event and was introduced to retired Superintendent Diane Miller who was the Unit Commander. “When...

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