With three years of provincial funding, which began in 2023 and wraps next March, Toronto police have improved their systems so the dashboard receives court information faster and on more individuals, allowing officers to do more compliance checks.
"Insp. Paul Krawczyk expressed concern over last year's firearms arrest spike, indicating it may not be a one-off increase, recognizing the ongoing challenges with youth and gun violence."
"...her sentence which also includes a weapons prohibition for three years may affect Au's employment as a police officer. But she said some level of deterrence was necessary..."
Toronto Police Service is currently investigating a series of seven shootings targeting magic mushroom stores, with evidence of gunfire found across multiple locations in the city.
The new guide demonstrates the Toronto police's ongoing commitment to serve the community to the highest standard when a person goes missing, fulfilling a crucial recommendation for transparency in investigations.
The Toronto police's 2024 expenditure of $19.5 million on community engagement reflects a substantial commitment to maintaining safety and security amid ongoing tensions following the Israel-Gaza conflict.