@nichellelaus: When trust is shaken, accountability matters more than ever. Holding individuals responsible doesn’t erase the good work done by others - it protects it. Two truths can exist at the same time. Let’s talk. Let me know your thoughts. ⬇️

zztop747 :

Very disappointing 😳😳 WOW Canada 🇨🇦 is lost

armchairquarterback_7_ :

Good grief!! I do hope the proper authorities have been notified!😳

Hayden :

😳Not Surprised!!😳

Roberta Prince :

This is way too much, Toronto police chief needs to step down or be fired! Tax pa need to contact the council members to complain, the mayor needs complaints sent to her as well. Outrage needs to be heard across this province, other police forces will now be investigated , and i hope they will find the dirty ones!

Joe aviation 444 :

Unacceptable of the Toronto Police Department

Titan :

a few bad cops? how do you tell? you can't. police have gotten away with to much

Bob Schultheiss🇨🇦 :

well said... that makes .12% of bad actors. 99.88% (ish) show up to serve and protect

KaylaKristy :

This is a great start, but likely just the tip of the iceberg. We need to hold our officers to a much higher standard. It’s not enough to just "not be involved" how many others are simply turning a blind eye to their coworkers actions?

IronHand :

There should be a scrub down on how these officers were hired. My guess is that there were indications that were overlooked in the headlong rush to fill vacancies.

RealWiseman :

Everything in Canada is doomed to hell

Cher💕lucky💕💕tictoc💕 :

😳😳😳😳

Angel :

😡😡😡😡😡

Thomas N. :

Chief Myron Demkiw says what we’re seeing right now inside Toronto Police is “painful and unsettling,” and that “corruption has no place in policing.” That sounds good. But words don’t matter if the same failures keep happening on your watch. Under his leadership, multiple serving officers have been charged in a major organized crime investigation. Not caught internally. Not stopped early. Exposed by another police service. When corruption reaches that level without being detected from within, that is a failure of oversight, supervision, and leadership at the very top. Then look at the murder trial involving the death of Constable Jeffrey Northrup. The accused was acquitted after serious inconsistencies between police testimony and objective evidence were identified in court. Regardless of intent, that outcome damaged public confidence in police credibility in one of the most serious cases imaginable. And then more recently, a veteran Toronto Police drug squad officer, Brian Sukhram, was arrested by Peel Regional Police after a dangerous impaired driving incident involving a pursuit and drugs. Again, another police service uncovering misconduct. These are not small issues. They’re not unrelated. And they’re not bad luck. Toronto Police used to be considered a gold standard police service. Today, it’s a service constantly explaining itself. Explaining corruption investigations. Explaining credibility failures in court. Explaining why its own officers are being arrested.  That transformation does not happen under strong leadership. A police chief is not judged by press conferences after scandals explode. A chief is judged by whether those scandals happen in the first place. When this many serious failures pile up under one tenure, the issue is no longer individual misconduct. It’s leadership. And at this point, Chief Demkiw is no longer suitable to lead the Toronto Police Service.

YESA :

Wow 😳 terrible

Hangman Brooks :

NOW THEY HAVE TO SEE HOW MUCH BLOOD IS ACTUALLY ON THEIR HANDS BECAUSE THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF MURDERS DURING THESE EXTORTION AND TOW TRUCK WARS!!! NONE OF THESE GUYS SHOULD BE OUT ON BAIL!!!!!!!!! MORE TO COME!!!! CROSS COUNTRY!!!! CANADIAN LAW ENFORCEMENT HAND AND HAND WITH IMMIGRANT GANGS THAT INDIA EVEN WARNED US ABOUT!!!

JJ :

One question! Who we can trust?☹️

brendadbeautiful :