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Sex Crimes Unit
Special Victims Section

In accordance with The Toronto Police Service and Sex Crimes Unit's Mission, Goals and Objectives, the Special Victims Section will:

  • Thoroughly investigate allegations of criminal sexual offences which have occurred against any person identified to be a sex worker.

  • Recognize sex workers as "victims first".

  • Identify and investigate sex workers under the age of eighteen (18) years-old involved in juvenile prostitution.

  • Apprehend sex workers under the age of sixteen (16) years-old involved in juvenile prostitution and assist in their return to safe environment.

  • Identify, arrest and assist in the prosecution of pimps and all other parties, involved in the commission of criminal sexual offences against sex workers.

  • Assist in providing effective victim management and support services to all required persons.

  • Conduct regular outreach efforts with local community organizations and sex workers themselves.

  • Educate the public and police with respect to the unique dynamics of prostitution to promote greater understanding of its unique challenges.

How to reach us

Emergency 911
Special Victims Unit 24 Hour Hotline 416-456-7259
Bad Date Line 416-808-0000
Detective 416-808-8388
Fax 416-808-7472
E-mail sexcrimes@torontopolice.on.ca