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Last year, tips to Toronto Crime Stoppers (TCS) led to the seizure of $644,000 in illegal drugs, 490 charges, the recovery of 11 stolen vehicles and the seizure of 15 illegal firearms....
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The CPEU supports many police-community programs and works to provide effective and efficient economical support to Service members.
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Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit (CPEU) is committed to providing an effective, efficient and economical support service to Service members in the practical application of Community Mobilization principles, as well as developing, enhancing and maintaining constructive community partnerships. CPEU continues to include a number of community mobilization functions that support the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) Mobilization & Engagement Model of Community Policing adopted by the Toronto Police Service.
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Volunteer Officers Make Enormous Impact
May 7, 2025
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Quantifying the value that Auxiliary Officers bring to Toronto Police Service is difficult to do with precise metrics, Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue pointed out at the new class graduation at the Toronto Police College on May 6. A total of 28 new volunteer uniform members, ranging in age from 18...
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auxiliary officersVolunteers Build Bridges
May 1, 2025
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The contribution to community safety by Toronto Police Service volunteers is truly unparalleled, said Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue at the Service’s Volunteer Appreciation ceremony on April 30 at Toronto Police College. “You are all an exceptional team whose contributions are vital to the success of our service and the well-being...
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Superintendent Anthony Paoletta Unit Commander
Inspector Roger Caracciolo 2nd in Command
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