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“Denouncing Crimes of Lesa Humanity Committed by the
Toronto Police Force”
To Serve & Protect! The local police force has
been using the motto To Serve & Protect; in order do harm indiscriminate to
the poor families, vulnerable people as well as other folks. The excessive
police brutality directed to children, parents, and killings of defenseless
people has been causing public outcry. The impunity, the coverup,
disinformation, unaccountability, corruption by the Canadian mass media to
follow their principles to construct the reality of police brutality and
executions of defenseless people are overwhelming and for the public to
condemn. The truth is until the super guardians of the law and public order
continue perpetrating aberrant crimes against the poor and helpless people,
with the help of the authorities, no new report can help to improve race relations.
Or until members of the Toronto police force, who committed crimes against
humanity continued evading accountability despite the overwhelming evidence of
their crimes will not bring any expectations for the public. The horrendous
crimes committed by the Toronto police force, has jurisdiction at the
International Criminal Court. Toronto’s next police chief: Five priorities set
by the public
A
new report details the expectations of the public and central issues for the
next chief, including reining in the budget, improving race relations, handling
people in crisis.
By: Wendy Gillis News reporter, Published on Mon Dec
22 2014
For Toronto’s next top cop, the bar has
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Handling of people and pet's in crisis?
The Sammy Yatim shooting, as well as
the coroner’s inquest into three Toronto police shootings
were on the minds of people consulted. The issue of how officers respond in
situations involving emotionally disturbed people carrying perceived weapons
has become increasingly important during Blair’s tenure.
Respondents expect the next chief to
continue to implement de-escalation training that would help officers avoid a
fatal interaction, and also devise a plan to test the skills of existing
officers, ensuring that training translates into action.
He or she should also be open-minded
about partnering with other agencies to provide the best response during crisis
situations. Responses indicated “it is necessary to sort out instances where
police action is not the best option, and to try and find other ways of
addressing the problem, such as working more in concert with mental health
agencies and advocates.”
Respect from rank and file
Toronto police employees were “very
clear” during their consultations: the next chief needs to have the respect and
trust of officers.
“This could make or break efforts to
successfully implement the chief’s vision,” says the report.
The next top cop must demonstrate
that he or she has walked in the shoes of officers, whether in Toronto or
another major urban centre.
Mike McCormack, president of the
Toronto Police Association, has previously said it could be difficult for on-the-ground officers to respect
someone who has never been a police officer in Toronto. Chief Bill Blair Handling of people and pet's in crisis?
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