Just a few minutes into the first of the annual two-day use-of-force training for uniformed Service members at the police college a year ago, Const. Joe Moncada collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest.
While celebrating his last day with the Community Response Unit (CRU) at a Swiss Chalet in 53 Division, a woman approached the table where Const. Colin Sutcliffe and a few of his colleagues were having lunch with a frantic appeal for help.
Police Week provides a vital opportunity for Service and community members to discuss and collectively develop a comprehensive vision and a program of community safety and well-being across the city, says Toronto Police Services Board Chair Alok Mukherjee.
Sgt. Karen Hunte has every reason to support the annual Camp Jumoke Turtle Walk Walkathon.
While walking along the school corridor three years ago, Daniel Pooran was attracted to the sound of music coming from one of the rooms.
Just a few minutes into the first of the annual two-day use-of-force training for uniformed Service members at the police college a year ago, Const. Joe Moncada collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest.
While celebrating his last day with the Community Response Unit (CRU) at a Swiss Chalet in 53 Division, a woman approached the table where Const. Colin Sutcliffe and a few of his colleagues were having lunch with a frantic appeal for help.
Police Week provides a vital opportunity for Service and community members to discuss and collectively develop a comprehensive vision and a program of community safety and well-being across the city, says Toronto Police Services Board Chair Alok Mukherjee.