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‘Despicable’ Distraction Thefts on Rise

September 3, 2025

23 Division
43 Division
Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit
Distraction thefts are on the rise, and police are urging the public to stay vigilant. “Disappointing, despicable, they are targeting the most vulnerable,” said Chief Superintendent Mandeep Mann, of the crimes that often target seniors. “While distraction thefts are concerning on their own, what is even more troubling is the...
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Keep Kids Safe En Route to School

September 2, 2025

Traffic Services

Traffic Services

416-808-1900

Everyone has a responsibility to keep kids safe on the way to school and police officers and parking enforcement officers will be doing their part to step up education and enforcement in school zones. “It is not just around school zones, but everywhere where cars will be in the city....
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Educating Micromobility Users on Rules of Road

August 29, 2025

Traffic Services

Traffic Services

416-808-1900

Toronto Police has launched a three-week safety enforcement campaign focusing on micromobility vehicles across the city to ensure they are following the rules of the road. Running until September 13, it focuses on education and enforcement of micromobility users on local, collector and arterial roads, including bike lanes, sidewalks and...
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New Officers Proud to Serve Toronto

August 28, 2025

Toronto Police College
Whenever Toronto Police Service Chief Myron Demkiw hands out a badge to a recruit, he feels a powerful sense of energy, pride and commitment to the values of service and duty. “In a world full of turbulence right now, dedication to service is proof that courage still outweighs anxiety,” he...
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Once a Victim, Now a Lifeline

August 25, 2025

Communications Services
Ten years ago, a single 9-1-1 call changed the course of Kadri Okurlu’s life. After being stabbed in the leg and suffering a severed femoral artery, Kadri was alone in a car, critically injured and bleeding to death. “It was the worst day of my life,” Kadri recalls. “When it...
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