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Toronto cop initiated alleged 'road rage' incident

In a rare situation, the “road rage” incident is not veteran Const. Michael Kiproff’s only case currently before the police disciplinary tribunal.

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Toronto cop initiated alleged 'road rage' incident

Toronto cop initiated alleged 'road rage' incident
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Emotional apology at disciplinary trial from police superintendent charged with misconduct

Emotional apology at disciplinary trial from police superintendent charged with misconduct
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Toronto police officer promises to fully co-operate with investigation into Zameer case

Looming OPP review of high-profile acquittal coincides with province’s new Code of Conduct for cautioning police against making statements that ‘deceive or mislead’

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Toronto taxpayers reportedly spent over $30M on paying suspended cops since 2013

About $31 million of taxpayer’s money has been spent on paid suspension leave for Toronto officers between January 2013 and April 2024, according to reports.

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