TorontoPolice
Missing 80yr old Al Fowler has been safety located. Thanks everyone! ^Sm


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Missing Toronto man Al Fowler was safety located at 8:20am Sunday May20 in York Region thanks to a call to police from a member of the public. The family and friends of Al are grateful to everyone who assisted in searching for him. A special thanks is extended from S/Sgt John Babiar at 33 Division to all the members of the public, media & social media help, and police officers who tirelessly worked on the search the past two days. ^sm (Corp Comm)
22 hours ago

TorontoPolice
Missing man
Alistair FOWLER, 80 years of age
33 Division

Alistair FOWLER, 80 years of age, was last seen on the evening of Friday May 18th
2012, at approximately 8:00 PM, at a Second Cup coffee shop in the area of Steeles Avenue East and Bayview Avenue in Toronto.

FOWLER is described as a male white, thin build, and short white hair. FOWLER was
last seen wearing steel-rimmed glasses, a white checkered shirt, grey wool cardigan
sweater and blue jeans.

Police are concerned for his safety as FOWLER suffers from early onset Alzheimer´s.

Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of Alistair FOWLER is asked to call
33 Division at 416-808-3300, Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or online at http://222tips.com/.

Detective Elliott #7550, 33 CIB
For S/Sgt. Gottschalk #6020, 33 Division ^sm



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Missing man
Alistair FOWLER, 80 years of age
33 Division

The Toronto Police Service is requesting the public´s assistance locating a missing
man.

Alistair FOWLER, 80 years of age, was last seen on the evening of Friday May 18th
2012, at approximately 8:00 PM, at a Second Cup coffee shop in the area of Steeles
Avenue East and Bayview Avenue in Toronto.

FOWLER is described as a male white, thin build, and short white hair. FOWLER was
last seen wearing steel-rimmed glasses, a white checkered shirt, grey wool cardigan
sweater and blue jeans.

Police are concerned for his safety as FOWLER suffers from early onset Alzheimer´s.

Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of Alistair FOWLER is asked to call
33 Division at 416-808-3300, Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477), or online at
www.222tips.com.

Detective Elliott #7550, 33 CIB
For S/Sgt. Gottschalk #6020, 33 Division
2012.05.19 @ 01:35 hours
2 days ago

GraffitiBMXCop
Everything u need 2 know 2 register 4 @TorontBMX Summer BMX Camps at Wallace Emerson Community Centre #Toronto


Wallace Emerson BMX Summer Sessions 2012 - Toronto BMX | Toronto BMX
torontobmx.ca
LOCATION: Wallace Emerson Community Recreation Centre Take the Bloor subway to the DUFFERIN station, then the Dufferin bus north to Dupont. The recreation centre is at 1260 Dufferin Street, just south of the Galleria Mall. The BMX Park is located on the outdoor rink area south of the Community Centr...
2 days ago

TPS22
Great D22 Fundraiser for Spina Bifida Association of ontario. .http://t.co/J45Dd2Se


Spina Bifida | Toronto Cops From 22 Division @The22News Get Dunked For Charity | sbhao.on.ca
http://sbhao.on.ca/ Detective Pat McGrade and officers of 22 Division Toronto Police Service organized a Dunk Tank to raise money for Spina Bifida research on...
3 days ago

TorontoPolice
Police Bicycle Training in Scarborough! ^sm


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BIKE TRAINING
Officer in 43 Division are in full training mode riding in 43 Divison.
3 days ago

TPS13
News Release

May 17, 2012

Fireworks safety: plan, prepare, protect and prevent

The City of Toronto's Fire Services reminds Torontonians that attention is needed for the safe use of fireworks and sparklers at Victoria Day celebrations this weekend.

Fire Services advises that fireworks have the potential to cause serious injury. If you plan to host your own display, make sure responsible adults supervise. Take the time to plan, prepare, protect and prevent: plan and prepare for a safe display, protect all participants/viewers and prevent a fireworks-related accident.

In Toronto, fireworks displays/discharges must comply with the City of Toronto fireworks bylaw (Bylaw 1422-2007, Municipal Code 466).

Fire Services prefers that families visit a community fireworks presentation conducted by a professional fireworks display company. The following list of safety tips is for adults who are considering hosting their own backyard fireworks event. Note that City parks may not be used for personal fireworks displays.

Plan:

4 days ago

torontopolice911
Interesting Article. Chart on page 2, so true! @ForbesTech: Generation Gap: How Technology Has Changed How We Talk About Work http://t.co/OMKx6ufH"
4 days ago

torontopolice911
It's today, It's today! Dunk a Cop at 22Division 3699 Bloor St W 12pm - 4pm. All for a GR8 cause @The22News @TorontoPolice @SBH_Ontario ^tf
4 days ago

TPS13
UPDATE POLICE WEEK ACTIVITY: D'Arcy McGee PIN NIGHT event went very well. Parents and youth had a great time; school staff was very appreciative. Outstanding work by D13 CRU team and guests.
D13 CRU attended with Command Post Vehicle and this was a "big hit" with the kids - tours and Q & A. PC's Marc and Matt conducted a bicycle rodeo and lecture on bicycle safety, CSLO PC Terri delivered an anti-bully and safety lecture, and CPO PC Paul educated the attending parents with a crime prevention piece.

Many thanks to our Special Guests: Marine Unit attended with a skidoo, once again, a big hit with the kids.

EMS attended with Commander McLeod (she addressed the parents) and their paramedic team. The Fire Dept. attended as well. In all a great POLICE WEEK event - look for event photograph updates for our D13 Facebook account.

Have a great day, Special thanks to Joanne Dileo and the D'arcy McGee Oragnizing committee.

Mike Matic, D13 CRU S/Sgt. 6539
4 days ago

TorontoPolice
The 2011 Police Officer of the Month are:
January: Det. Paul Krawczyk, PC Janelle Blackadar (Sex Crimes Unit)
February: PC Todd Murphy (42 Division)
March: PC Andrew Campbell, PC Jeffrey Graham (41 Division)
April: PC Jason Muto, PC Hassan Syed (31 Division)
May: PC Bryon Faduck, PC Bradley Harfman, PC Alison Traynor (41 Division)
June: PC Antoine Ashkar, PC Daniel Morel, (11 Division), PC Charlene Graham (12 Division)
July: Sgt. Kristopher McCarthy, PC Pete Boske, PC Robert Graham, PC Joel Houston, PC Brian Smith, PC Marisa VanOverbeek (Mounted Unit)
August: Sgt. Shari MacKay (52 Division)
Septemeber: PC Douglas Eaton, (11 Division), PC John Ozols (12 Division)
October: Sgt Robert Davies (51 Division), Detective David Irish, PC Jason Hillier, PC Brent Johnston, PC Paul Korac, PC Mike O'Connor (Organized Crime Enforcement)
November: PC Sofokli Ajazi, PC Jason Uher, PC Aland McCullough, PC Jimmy Dasilve Cristoulo (Traffic Services)
December: Sgt Jeffrey Moyer, PC Robert Black (12 Division)
5 days ago

TorontoPolice
Today's ceremony has begun with the presentation of the 2011 Business Excellence Award. This award is based on Innovation, community service, technical achievement, customer service and reliability.
3 Awards are ebing presented:
Digital Asset Management Project (DVAMS)
Manager John Sandeman (Video Services) and Director Kristine Kijewski (Corporate Services)
Civil Remedies Grant Program
Detective Susan Burke (Sec Crimes Unit)
Staff Inspector Mary Lee Metcalf (Sex Crimes Unit)
eDisclosure Project
Detective Sergeatn Stacy Gallant (Homicide Squad)
Detective Sergeant Greg Groves on behalf of Retired Deputy Chief Anthiny Warr, Specialized Opertations Command)
5 days ago

TorontoPolice
[video] Chinese language & English Missing Man Lunxin Wang, 76 | Info call police 416-808-1400 http://bit.ly/LunxinWangMISSING
Missing man,
Lunxin Wang, 76 | Broadcast time: 10:22 | Wednesday, May 16, 2012
14 Division
416-808-1400
The Toronto Police Service is requesting the public´s assistance locating a missing man.

Lunxin Wang, 76, was last seen on Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at 5:30 p.m., in the Kensington Market area.

He is described as 5'7", 150 lbs., with short, white, hair and some facial hair. He was last seen wearing a dark-green shirt with horizontal stripes, black pants with a purple stripe down the legs, possibly wearing a black vest.

Police are concerned for his safety.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-1400, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online at www.222tips.com, text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637), or Leave A Tip on Facebook.

Constable Wendy Drummond, Corporate Communications, for Detective Kevin Frimeth, 14 Division


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[video] Chinese language & English Missing Man Lunxin Wang, 76 | Info call police 416-808-1400 http://bit.ly/LunxinWangMISSING

Missing man,
Lunxin Wang, 76


Broadcast time: 10:22
Wednesday, May 16, 2012

14 Division
416-808-1400


The Toronto Police Service is requesting the public´s assistance locating a missing man.

Lunxin Wang, 76, was last seen on Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at 5:30 p.m., in the Kensington Market area.

He is described as 5'7", 150 lbs., with short, white, hair and some facial hair. He was last seen wearing a dark-green shirt with horizontal stripes, black pants with a purple stripe down the legs, possibly wearing a black vest.

Police are concerned for his safety.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-1400, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online at www.222tips.com, text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637), or Leave A Tip on Facebook.


Constable Wendy Drummond, Corporate Communications, for Detective Kevin Frimeth, 14 Division
5 days ago

TPSFCU
Serial fraudster gets 15 http://www.thestar.com/news/crime/article/1179012--serial-fraudster-get-15-months-in-jail-for-scamming-unsuspecting-ticket-purchasers?bn=1months in jail for scamming unsuspecting ticket purchasers.



Serial fraudster gets 15 months in jail for scamming unsuspecting ticket...
www.thestar.com
Police describe scam artist Shaun Nixon as an "extreme manipulator" who has no qualms about deceit.
5 days ago

TPS55
Sergeant Doodnath Churkoo

It's Canada Road Safety Week - which starts on May 14, 2012 and will go right through the Victoria Day long weekend.This week has been strategically chosen, as it is the first 'summer' long weekend. More people are traveling and traffic collisions are more frequent. Police vehicles will be stationed at key locations to remind people that safe driving habits save lives and reduce injuries on our roadways.

Members of 55 Division Toronto Police Service urges you to make driving your first priority. Limiting distractions could give you that extra second you need to make a life-saving decision, and can go a long way towards making Canada´s roadways a safer place.
The initiative will run until May 21. It will focus on impaired driving, the use of seatbelts, including child safety devices, aggressive and distracted driving and unsafe vehicles.

Ten safe driving tips to follow:

1. Avoid driver distractions. Distracted drivers can be just
as impaired as drunk drivers.

2. Ensure proper use of seat belts, child car seats and
booster seats at all times.

3. Obey the rules of the road, respect posted speed limits,
the rights of other drivers and drive according to road
conditions.

4. Understand graduated licensing restrictions. Encourage
yourself to learn more about being a safe road user at
every age.

5. Always have a designated driver. Impaired driving is a
serious danger to public safety as alcohol and drugs can
reduce a driver's reaction times and attention to the
road.

6. If you're experiencing driver fatigue pull off the road to
a safe spot and have a nap as driving while drowsy can
be just as fatal as impaired driving.

7. Be alert to the presence of all vulnerable road users and
operate your vehicle safely around them.

8. If you are a medically-at-risk driver, protect yourself
and consistently refresh your driving knowledge.

9. Share the road with trucks. Be visible and be aware of a
motor carrier's capabilities and limitations.

10. Spread the word to friends and family about safer road
behaviour and road safety issues. Education starts with
you.
(Tips suggested by IBC)


5 days ago

TorontoPolice
Brand new, "Protect phone, protect your yourself" video is now ready for you viewing. This is the 2nd video of a 5 part series to help you understand the importance of protecting yourself from robbery and theft. Please take a look and share it to help others gain from your knowledge!



Protect Your Phone, Protect Yourself | Toronto Police 23 Division PSA #2
Public Service Announcement by 23 Division Toronto Police Service Report stolen telephones to Toronto Police. Theft of a phone is a crime. Theft of a phone w...
6 days ago

TPS13
http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/newsreleases/pdfs/23472.pdf

Public safety alert,
Residential break-and-enter investigation

Broadcast time: 14:08
Monday, May 14, 2012

13 Division
416-808-1300

The Toronto Police Service would like to make the public aware of a number of break-and-enter investigations where a suspect(s) gained entry to a home through unlocked doors.

It is reported that:
- on Wednesday, May 9, 2012, and Friday, May 11, 2012, between the afternoon hours of 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., unknown suspect(s) gained entry into a home through unlocked doors

- the home was ransacked and items taken

Residents in the area of Dufferin Street/Lawrence Avenue West are reminded to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity in your neighbourhood. Ensure doors and windows are properly secured at all times.

Anyone with information regarding this break-and-enter investigation is asked to contact police at 416-808-1300, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online at www.222tips.com, text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637), or Leave A Tip on Facebook.


http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/newsreleases/pdfs/23472.pdf
www.torontopolice.on.ca
6 days ago

TPSFCU
Fighting Fraud On The Front Lines - Bank of Canada. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzIIzkP_1w8


Fighting Fraud On The Front Lines ~ Bank of Canada & Toronto Police Financial Crimes Unit
Media advisory, Tuesday, May 15, 2012, 9:30 a.m., Headquarters, media gallery, The Bank of Canada to unveiling of four public service announcements Broadcast...
6 days ago

GraffitiBMXCop

Faces of Success & Safety At Launch of Police Week 2012
7 days ago

TPS13
13 Division CPLC Members - Tonight's May 14 CPLC Meeting will be held at Macaulay Child Development Centre - 2010 Eglinton Ave W. #Toronto
7 days ago