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Toronto Police Service

History

Creation to 1859 reforms

The Toronto Police Service, was founded in 1834 when the city of Toronto was created from the city of York. (Before that, local citizens Local healthy men were report to work at night as special agents to a fixed number of nights per year, or face a fine or imprisonment in a system known as the "look and service.")

Toronto Police is one of the oldest Anglo-Saxon modern municipal police departments, as well as, for example, the legendary New York City Police Department was formed in 1845 and the Boston Police Department was established in 1839. The Metropolitan Police of 1829 is generally recognized as the first modern municipal department. In 1835, Toronto selected five employees full-time ratio of approximately one policeman for every 1,850 citizens. Their daily wage is 5 shillings for the service day and 7 shillings, 6 pence for the night service. In 1837, the annual salary of the police was set at 75 per year, lucrative position with respect to the annual salary of 250 city mayor at the time.

Toronto Police in 1880

From 1834 to 1859, the Toronto police force was corrupt and notoriously political with police loyal to the local aldermen who personally appointed police officers in their own neighborhoods on the duration of its mandate. Toronto police repeatedly suppressed opposition candidate meetings and took part in sectarian violence bitterness between the Orange Order and Irish Catholic radical factions in the city. A provincial government report in 1841 described as a Toronto police as "engines formidable oppression. "Although sheriffs uniforms were delivered in 1837, a contemporary recalled that the Toronto Police was" without uniformity, except respecthey have a uniformly ignored. "After a bout of excessive violence in the streets of Toronto Police misconduct, including an episode in that police fought with the Toronto Fire Department during an incident, and was doing nothing in another incident, Angry firefighters burned when their touring circus clowns jumped a lineup of local brothels, all Toronto police, with their leader, were dismissed in 1859.

1859 to 1900

The new force has been removed from Toronto City Council jurisdiction (except for setting the annual budget and manpower levels) and placed under the control of a mandate the province of the Board of Police Commissioners. Under its new leader, Prince William Stratton, a former infantry captain, standardized training, practice recruitment and new standards of discipline and ethics have been introduced. Today, the Toronto Police Service directly traces its spirit, Constitutional lineage and the Police Commission to regulate the structure of the 1859 reforms.

In the 19 th century, the Toronto Police mostly focused on the suppression of the rebellion during cityarticularly Fenian threats from 1860 to 1870. Toronto police were probably the first Canada's security intelligence agency when they have established a network of spies and informers everywhere in Western Canada in 1864 to fight against the army U.S. recruitment officers attempted to induce the British soldiers stationed in Canada to the desert to serve in the Union Army in the War Civil. unions Toronto police later went to spy on the activities of Fenians and reports to the Chief as far as Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and New York. When in December 1864, the border between Western Canada's secret police has been established under Stipendiary Magistrate McMicken, Gilbert, some agents Toronto police have been reassigned to the new agency.

In 1863, Toronto police have also been used as combatants Indians "during the incident Manitoulin Island when some fifty natives armed with knives forced the fishing inspector William Gibbard and a fishing operation to remove gave no tribal lands in Lake Huron. Thirteen armed agents of the Toronto Police and gendarmes in Barranquilla, were sent on Manitoulin Island to help the government to resume exploitation of fisheries, but were returned when the Indians advanced with guns now. The police retreated, but were reinforced and eventually arrested the entire band but not before William Gibbard was murdered by unknown assailants. (Sidney L. Harring white man Law: Native of Toronto The decisions of the nineteenth century Canada: Society of Osgood-University of Toronto Press, 1998. p. 152-153)

In the 1870, the Fenian threat began to diminish gradually, and the reform movement Victorian morality gained momentum, especially the Toronto police worked on the role of "urban missionaries" whose role was to regulate the unruly behavior and immoral among the "underclass." They have been almost entirely focused on arresting drunks, prostitutes, Disorderlies, and violators of ultra-strict Toronto Sunday "Blue law."

In the days prior to public social services, the force has functioned as a service agency mega-social. Before creating the Humane Society of Toronto in 1887 and the Society for Aid to Children in 1891, oversaw the police animal and child welfare, including the implementation of maintenance. Operated ambulance service in the city and acted as a board of health. The police stations have been designed with time a space to house the homeless, as no other government in Toronto face this problem. Shortly before the Great Depression, in 1925, the Toronto Police housed 16,500 homeless this year.

Plainclothes officers around 1919

Toronto police regulated business in the streets: taxi drivers, street vendors, grocery stores on the corner, traders, men in rags, scrap dealers, operators clothes. Under the provisions of law and order, the Toronto Police was responsible for granting licensing and regulation of dance halls, pool halls, theaters, and later the movie theaters. He was responsible for the content that censorship is not only the plays and movies, but all literature in the city ranging from books and magazines to posters and advertising.

Toronto police also removed movements of labor is perceived as anarchist threats. The creation of the unit is mounted directly related to the Toronto streetcar strike four months of 1886, when Authorities called the Governor General's Horse Guard Regiment to help suppress the strike.

Century 20

A former Metro Toronto yellow police car is an appearance on parade.

With respect to serious criminal investigations, police Toronto often (but not always) a contract with the private investigators of the Pinkerton Detective Agency until the 20th century when it developed its own internal investigation and intelligence capabilities.

During 1930 and 1940, Toronto Police Chief Dennis "Deny" Draper, a former brigadier general and former Conservative candidate, returned to his agency's function to suppress political dissent. His famous "Red Squadron" scattered brutally demonstrations by unions and by unemployed and homeless during the Great Depression of the 1930's. Suspicious of "foreigners" Police pressure on the city of Toronto to enact legislation banning public speeches in languages other than English, reducing the organization Association between Toronto large population of immigrants working in sweatshops.

After several scandals, including one called by the Head of Draper journalists have "Shot" and his arrest for drunk driving, the city named a new chief in 1948 the police in their ranks for the first time in history Department: John Chisholm, a high potency police inspector. In 1955, the Metropolitan Toronto Board of Police Commissioners was formed to merge the 13 forces Police of the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto in a unified police force to Chisholm as chief of the unified force. Unfortunately Chisholm was not in the office of political chief, in particular to deal with outside of Fred "Big Daddy" Gardiner, who has almost single-handedly designed the formation of metropolitan Toronto in 1950. As the Police of the City of Toronto police absorbs everything and grew in size and complexity, Chisholm found himself unable to manage the agency Byzantine political and huge. In 1958, after a series of conflicts with Gardiner and members of the new enlarged Council of Commissioners of Greater Toronto Police Chief Chisholm led High Park, west of the city, parked his car and committed suicide with his revolver. The staff to Superintendent Jack Webster, a Los Officers who arrived at the scene of the leader's death and after his retirement in the 1990s became the historian of the Museum of the Toronto Police Force He later wrote: "Suicide is a constant partner in all police cars."

With the creation of Greater Toronto In 1954, the Toronto Police merged with the time January 1, 1957, with municipal police departments to form the Metropolitan Police Force Toronto:

Antigua Police Force

Current Community

Country

Division (s)

Scarborough Police Department

Scarborough

Space

41, 42, 43

Department Police Etobicoke

Etobicoke

Space

22, 23

Police Department North York

North York

Area, parts of Central America

31, 32, 33, pieces 12, 13, 53

Department East York Police

East York

Central

Mimico Police Department

Etobicoke (Mimico)

Space

Weston Police Service

York (Weston, Ontario)

And central

12, 31

Police Department Forest Hill

Toronto (Forest Hill, Ontario)

Central

Police Department City Leaside

East York (Leaside, Ontario)

Central

53, 54

Police Department of the municipality of New York

York

Central

Toronto Police Department New

Etobicoke (Toronto New, Buenos Aires)

Space

Swansea Police Department

Toronto (Swansea, Ontario)

Central

Branch Police Department along

Etobicoke (Long Branch, Ontario)

Space

In November 1995, the agency was renamed the Metropolitan Police Service Toronto, which in 1998 became the Toronto police after the merger of former municipalities of Metro Toronto.

21st century

ETF vehicle on Queen Street during an attempted bank robbery and bomb threat

A police patrol Toronto Canadian National Exhibition in the Navy.

Today, the Toronto Police Service is responsible for the local police service throughout Toronto and works with other emergency services (EMS Toronto (TEMS) and Toronto Fire Services (TFS)) and other police forces, even in the GTA:

York Regional Police

Peel Regional Police

Service Durham Regional Police

Ontario Provincial Police

RCMP Canada

For most of 2005, the police union and the Toronto Police Service (the Board of Directors Civil) participated in the negotiation of long-term contracts. The troops had been without a contract since late 2004 and work to rule campaign in the fall of 2005. Police is an essential public service and is legally prohibited from striking.

Controversies and allegations of misconduct

We conducted a mandatory survey was conducted in police murder of 17 year old Jeffrey Reodica. Although accounts differ, it is generally accepted that was part Reodica a group of young Filipinos in search of a group of white teenagers on May 21, 2004, following altercations between the two groups. Toronto police officer in plain Const detective clothing. Dan Belanger and his partner Det. Allen Love Reodica now stop when he was shot by police, the teenager died in hospital three days later. Belanger and his partner, Detective. Allen Love, were finally acquitted by the Special Investigations Unit (SIU) that have accepted his story that fell upon them with a Reodica knife.

In response to the recommendations of the Jury of the forensic investigation Chief Blair recommended that all police officers civilian clothes and vests will be issued bracelets raid marked "Police", the word in an effort to increase its visibility in critical situations. cars unchecked, that are already equipped with a plug-in view of the police, there will also be additional emergency device, including a siren package. The proposals will be phased in over three years from 2008. Undercover police officers also wear, carry or have access to policy options use standard of force as pepper spray and batons.

In 2004, eight people were killed by police in Toronto, and six of them succumbed to his injuries. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) investigated every shot, but concluded that all are justified.

In 2005, the police face an outbreak of shootings in Toronto and the growing concern among residents. Police Chief William Blair and Mayor David Miller requested additional resources and urged residents to address this issue promptly. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty has pledged to work with Toronto to fight crime.

In July 2007, Toronto police were involved in an international incident in which members pepper-sprayed, downloads Taser and handcuffed members of the national soccer team of Chile to try to maintain crowd control after the semifinal match of the 2007-20 World Cup Cup. A police spokesman told the CBC radio program in the here and now that the police took action against individual members of the Chilean team when they "showed aggressive behavior "of destroying a bus and talk to fans. Actions Police have been criticized by the media of television and the press in Chile and in Canada, but after a press conference and a detailed description of the behavior of the Chilean team of criticism (with the exception of Chile) was eliminated. FIFA president Sepp Blatter later apologized to the mayor of Toronto from the incident, at the instigation of disciplinary action against officials team players and Chile.

Financing

As a division of municipal government Toronto the level of funding for annual Toronto Police is determined by vote of the City of Toronto Council in favor of the proposed budget for the year. Then presents the historical funding levels gross and net of VAT in the operating budgets of the city.

Toronto Police Service funding under the operating budgets of municipalities

Year

Gross

% Of the gross budget year

Net

% Of net budget for the year

1999

$ 540,978,000

9.7%

$ 522,900,000

20.3%

2004

$ 707,573,000

10.6%

$ 679,112,000

23.3%

Police Chiefs

The police chief is the senior officer of the Service Toronto Police (the position before 1960 was known as Chief of Police). Most leaders are chosen from the ranks of force in Toronto and was promoted the rank of Minister Counselor.

Toronto Police Service

William Higgins 1834

George Kingsmill 1835

James Stitt 1836

George Kingsmill 1837-1846

George Allen, 1847-1852

Samuel Sherwood 1852-1858

Prince William Stratton 1859-1873

Frank C. Draper 1874-1886

HJ Grasett 1886-1920

Samuel J. Dickson 1920-1928

Dennis Draper 1928-1946

John Chisholm 1946-1956

Metro Toronto Police (until 1995), Metropolitan Police Service in Toronto (until 1998) and the Toronto Police Service (1998 onwards)

John Chisholm 1957-1958 (Died in 1958, suicide)

James Mackey Page 1958-1970 (d. 2009)

Harold Adamson 1970-1980 (D. 2001)

Jack W. 1980-1984 Ackroyd (d. 1992)

Jack Marks 1984-1989 (died 2007)

William J. McCormack 1989-1995

David Boothby 1995-2000

Julian Fantino, 2000-2005

2005 Mike Boyd

Bill Blair, 2005-present

The Special Investigations Unit

Shares of the Toronto Police are examined by the Special Investigations Section, a civilian agency charged with investigating the circumstances involving police and that have caused civilian death claims, serious injury or sexual assault. The SIU is dedicated to upholding the law, ensuring equal justice before the law between the police and the public. Ensure that criminal law is applied appropriately to police conduct, as determined through independent investigations, increasing public confidence in the police. Complaints about police conduct that does not result in serious injury or death should be referred to the police department or other agency of control, as Ontario Civil Commission on Police Services.

Operations

Police Headquarters Toronto

Toronto Police Headquarters on College Street near Bay Street in the center. The first place at the Jarvis Street became in a museum (and since relocated to CA). The current site was home to the YMCA in Toronto. The current sign, besides the main entrance still reads "Police Headquarters Metropolitan Toronto "and still has the seal of metropolitan Toronto, and since 2007, the current Toronto Police Service crest.

The Toronto Police Service is divided into two regions and the field 17 divisions (police stations or the appendix):

Central Command covers the central area of the City of Toronto

11 Division, 209 San Mavety

Division 12, 200 Trethewey Dr.

Division 13, 1435 Eglinton Ave W.

Division 14, 150 Harrison St.

Division 51, 51 Parliament Street

Division 52, 255 Dundas Street West,

Division 53, 75 Eglinton Ave. W.

54 Division, 41 Cranfield ª

Division 55, 101 Coxwell Avenue.

Toronto Police 41 Division in Scarborough.

Command Area comprises the former cities of North York, Scarborough and Etobicoke. It also includes parts of cities Toronto and New York and East York County (excluding Leaside).

Division 22, 3699 Bloor Street W

Division 23, 5230 Finch Ave. West

Division 31, 40 Norfinch Dr.

32 Division, 30 Ellerslie Av.

33 Division, 50 Upjohn Rd

Division 41, 2222 Eglinton Ave E.

Division 42, 242 Milner Ave. E.

43 Division 4331 Lawrence Ave. About E Morningside Avenue

Note: The Public Safety Unit is at 4610 Finch Avenue east side of the old Charles O. Bick Police College

Support units in the Toronto Police Service consists of:

Special Operations Command

Detective Services, 40 College Street

Service inquiry, 2050 Jane Street. (FIS)

Homicide Unit, 40 College Street

Brigada Provincial ROPE, 40 College Street

Drug Squad, 40 College Street – Toronto Police Service replaced the Central Command area of drugs in the peloton , 1990

Fight against organized crime, 40 College St.

Fraud, 40 College Street

Hold-Up Squad, 40 College Street

Intelligence Services, 40 College Street

Sex Crimes Unit, 40 College Street

Fire Guns and gangs

replaced the Asian Crime Unit, a unit hate crimes

Toronto strategic initiative in the fight against violence (Tavis)

Toronto Police Emergency Task Force on agents a call.

Operational Services

Communications Services, 40 College Street

911 Operations Center, 703 Don Mills Rd.

Services Court, 40 College Street

Prisoner Transport Unit, Avenida 9 de Hanna.

Task Force Emergency, 300 Camino Lesmill.

Marina, 259 Queen's Quay W.

Dog and Police Services, 44, Beechwood Drive (1989) – Drilling Unit horse

25 horses, 45 officers

21 officers from 17 dogs in general, 4 dogs, drug sniffing dogs and explosive detectors

Parking enforcement, 1500 Don Mills road.

Public Safety and Emergency Management, 4610 Finch Avenue East

Services Transit, the Avenida 9 de Hanna.

Traffic Unit, TTC different places. Supplements and special agents with the TTC Services special police

Mobilization Unit of the community

Volunteer Programme Assistant and Rover

Youth Programs

Empowered Student Association

Recreation Outreach tours Toronto (the troops)

Public education and fight against crime (PAZ) of project

The police on the roads of the series 400 (as King's Highway 401, 400, 427, 404) are within the jurisdiction of the Ontario Provincial Police. Toronto Police Traffic Services is responsible for patrolling the roads (Allen Road, Don Valley Parkway, Gardiner Expressway FG and the Toronto section of the highway 409).

Work

The Toronto Police Service has about 5,710 uniformed and 2,500 civilian employees. Its officers are among the highest paid in Canada. In October 2008, the Toronto Police Service has been named one of the Toronto Region's Best Employers by Mediacorp Canada Inc., which was announced by the Toronto Star

Fleet

Police cars, also known as police cars are standard equipment used by police officers in Toronto for transport. The vehicles are numbered with respect to its division and the number of the car. For example, 3322 means that the vehicle is 33 Division and the symbol of the next 22 that the car is in zone 2 in this division and is the car number two in the area. for example, 5421 would be 54 Division Zone 2, because 1.

Other models in the fleet following numbers:

6XXX – Traffic Services Transit Unit /

Toronto Strategy to Combat Violence Initiative (Tavis) – TAVX

ETFXX – Emergency Task Force

Muxx – Marine Unit

PSUXX – Public Safety Unit

PKEXX – Parking Control

Court Services – CRTXX

BCUXX – Compliance Unit Lease

SROXX – School Resource Officer

RMSXX – Records Management Service / Courier

Dog Services – PDSXX

FISXX – Services for forensic identification

MTDXX – Mounted Unit

COMDX – Command Post Vehicle

CFCX – Central Field Command (mobile command post)

VSUXX – Video Services Unit

MotorcyclesProduct list and details

Product list and details

Make / Model

Type

Status

Source

Chevrolet Camaro

Motorway Unit

Retired

Of United States

Chevrolet Caprice

police vehicle in general

Retired

United States

Chevrolet Cavalier

Parking Control, Document Services Section

Mexico United States

Chevrolet Impala

General of Police Vehicle

Retirement

Canada

Chevrolet Malibu (2001-2005)

Car Community Sweeper Unit

United States

Chevrolet Malibu (2006)

Parking Enforcement Unit

United States

Dodge Charger

(Checked) of the police vehicle in general, Traffic Services, Community Sweeper

Canada

Dodge Neon

Parking control, Document Services Section

United States

Smart fortwo

Implementation of car parking

Germany

Ford Crown Victoria

(Checked) – General police vehicle, traffic services, Community Sweeper Unit

Canada

Ford Crown Victoria (black / blue striped, gray with gray stripes)

Police Stealth Cruiser.

Canada

Ford Focus

Application Car parking

United States

Ford Taurus

(Highway Patrol)

Retirement

United States

Plymouth Caravelle

police vehicle in general

Retirement

United States

Volkswagen New Beetle

car safety mistakes

Mexico

Honda Civic / Civic Hybrid

Implementation of car parking

Canada

Make / Model

Type

Condition Status

Source

BMW K1 (K75RT)

Motorcycles

Germany

Harley Davidson FLHTP

Motorcycle

United States

Boats

Product List and details

Unit #

Make

Type

Notes

Marine Unit 1

Hyke Industry

platform diving and the command ship of the Navy boat with Volvo Penta 350 hp Chargd Turbo (260 kW) engines

Marine Unit 2

VIP Boats – Boat Patrol & Classic Oak mohogany

Marine Unit 3

Long Range Search and rescue vessels Recovery Network Re-

Marine Unit 4

Hyke

patrolman

Marine Unit 5

Hyke

Motor Boat wood – Patrolman

Navy Unit 6

Hyke

Patrol boat

Marine Unit 7

Hyke

Patrol boat

SRV1

utility boat

Marine Unit of 9.11

Zodiac

30 feet (9.1 m) Zodiac rigid hull boat (RIB) with two 300 horsepower (220 kW) engines four times

Marine Unit 12

Boat fan

Navy Unit 8

Zodiac

28 ft (8.5 m) of the zodiac with a covered bridge, Twin Jet Turbo-Diesel Engine Drive

1 "HUSKY"

seaplane

accustomed to driving on ice

MU00

Seadoo GTX-4

PWC

Support Vehicles

Product list and details

Make / Model

Type

Status

Source

Chevrolet Express

Van – Commercial Vehicle tracking, reconstruction collision

United States

GMC Savana

Vans – Radio and Court Services

United States

GMC Truck C Series

ETFs

United States

Chevrolet Suburban

SUV – Founding of the Marine Unit, Police Dog Services Unit, Public Safety Radio Services

States United

Ford F350

Horse trailer truck – Mounted Unit

United States

Armet Armoured Vehicles Incorporated / Ford Trooper – with F-550 chassis

Tactical Vehicle – ETF

U.S. / Canada

Ford Van

Explosives disposal Unit, Forensic Identification Services

United States

Ford F-series trucks or GMC Vandura

Prisoner transport wagons Court Services

Canada

Mobile FL Freightliner Trucks

mobile control unit

United States

Chassis Ford F-series

tow truck

United States

Ford Van

RIDE van

States United

GMC Safari

SUV Parking Control

United States

Jeep Cherokee

SUV

States United

Northrop Grumman Andros Andros MK V1A REMOTEC F6B

robot bomb unit

United States

General Motors Diesel Division T6H -5307 series

Metro police auxiliary AUX 1 and AUX 2 bus – Transportation Commission's ex Toronto 7960

Canada

Motor Coach MCI 102A Industries

2 buses recruitmen

Canada

Motor Coach Industries MCI-9

bus

Canada

Orion Bus Industries Orion I

bus

Canada

Community Relations trailer – the community donated

Canada

Wheels

Product list and details

Make / Model

Type

Status

Source

Norco Bike Cross Country

Mountain Bicycles

Canada

Aquila scandium

MTB – Community Policing

specialized operations

Members of the Police Toronto Mounted Unit

Emergency Task Force

Main article: Emergency Tax Working (GST)

Emergency Task Force (ETF) is the tactical unit of the Toronto Police Service. It is the mandate to against high-risk situations, such as firearms calls, hostage taking, barricaded persons, the emotionally disturbed, high-risk arrests and ensures that serves and details of protection. The unit was created in 1965. A prior SWAT Riot and Emergency Squad was born in 1961. Part of his role is now assumed by the ETF, Public Safety and Emergency Management and the horse unit.

mounted unit

The unit Horse was formed in 1886 to ensure crowd control and are now in the Palace of riding in Canada National Exhibition (CNE). The unit was established in the House Loma, Toronto Zoo, Sunnybrook Stables and several divisions of Scarborough, Ontario and North York, Ontario. The unit has a strength of 27 horses and 40 officers.

Police horses Honest Ed and Spencer have been invited to the inauguration of President Barack Obama by the multi-jurisdictional team of Michigan Drill and Color Guard Mounted.

Horses

Honest Ed (2004), the name of Ed Mirvish

Samson

Lady

General

Harry

Keith

Dragon

Spencer

Winston

Real

Dundas Dundas Street Name

Lincoln, the name of former Lieutenant Governor Ontario Lincoln Alexander

Boot, the name of former chief David Boothby

Simcoe

Blue Moon

Saber

Elvis officially named Mount Unit killed in service

Dorothy

Thor

Stuart

Country

Viscount

Toby

Duke

Country

Soldier

Blue Moon

Charger

Juno Beach

Personal

Justice

Horses killed in service:

Brigadier General (b. 1998 near Listowel, Ontario) – 2006 – Automotive Vehicle Collision

Lancer – vehicle collision Engine – 2002

the police dog

Toronto, police K-9 Unit was established in 1989 and was sent to search for suspects, missing persons and other functions:

The department has 17 dogs of purpose general. Nero dogs and Rony are attached to this unit. There are 4 dogs fight against Drugs and explosives detector dog 1 (Mic).

21 officers and dogs are assigned to the base unit and 44 Beechwood Drive, East York, Ontario.

Court Services

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In early 1980, the Toronto Police Service (GST) has started recruitment of civilian personnel for the position of Senior Court. Court officials are primarily responsible for the safety and security in public places in Toronto court held, as well as transport, safety and security of more than 400 prisoners to attend court every day. Before 1980 this function was carried out uniformed officers, under the supervision of a police sergeant in each court location. In 1980, the first class of twenty civilian employees have been appointed by the Board Police Services to replace uniformed officers at the scene of the courts. These judges were sworn in as special agents under the provisions of the Police Act, which give police powers to exercise its functions.

As police City of greatest need, as a result of civilianisation judicial services. In 1984, supervisors have been trained to replace the sergeants first civilian police. These supervisors told a detective sergeant was responsible for managing all personnel assigned to a court GST in particular.

In mid 1980, allocation of the Office became part of the judiciary and civil subpoena servers and support staff had a larger role the new Section of Services document. Server Assignment title was changed to Document Server to reflect the increased responsibilities. Document Servers are responsible for providing citations and other court documents to persons required to attend court in Toronto.

Services Court later responsible for the supervision of midwives, which is now called guards, a small group of dedicated employees responsible for management held in a central location.

In 1990, the Administration of Justice assumed responsibility for transporting prisoners in cars in the more specialized court divisions and correctional facilities, a task previously carried out only by uniformed officers. This service Central is known as the Transport Section of the prisoners. In 1995, services to the courts to promote their first civilian to the position of site manager, replacing Detective Sergeants previously by the locations of the court. Today, all sections within the Court Services in charge of civil administrators citizenship. Progress Report of the directors of one of two staff inspectors, who in turn report to the Superintendent of Court Services.

The role of Special Agent in Court Services has expanded beyond its original mandate. As new laws were introduced by Parliament, and application needs the law of the city has become increasingly complex, Court Services has been developed to assist the GST to meet these requirements.

Court Services employs more than 700 of the 2,500 employees of the Public. It consists of several subunits, including prisoners of transport document Training Services Section and the use of computer courts calendar (CCAC). The role of special agents within these subunits includes the service of documents judicial enforcement of orders, collection of DNA samples from convicted offenders, to attend the GST Unit in maintaining public order day during public demonstrations, and participate in all aspects of the Court Officer hiring and training. In addition, service members Court are often used by the TPS for other specialized outreach initiatives, such as GST Aboriginal Unit peacekeeping, United Nations Initiative GST Way fundraising and Drug Treatment Court in Toronto.

Increase the size of the unit of Court Services has necessitated the creation of more specialized functions. Centralized risk management section was created, responsibility for investigating complaints and problems disciplinary staff of Court Services. It is run by a team of detectives, under the supervision of a sergeant. The position of the Corona Police Liaison also has been created for the sergeant in criminal court each site that is dedicated to helping the State Office of Judicial Affairs when the treatment.

As requested by the City for more courtrooms increases, so does the responsibility of judicial services. There are currently 16 sites across the patio in Toronto, with a total of 257 courtrooms. In 2008, about 106,000 defendants in custody appeared in court. Also in that year the section transportation of prisoners held about 186,000 prisoners between police divisions and to and from detention centers. This requires a professional staff of employees police and special agents, all working together in an impressive demonstration of the excellent staff and partnerships.

Toronto Parking Control

control parking on all roads and public property are the responsibility of the Toronto police.

Uniforms

TPE officers are Provincial Offences officials can issue parking tickets in Part II of the Provincial Court of Ontario law violations. Do not use force and in articles are not armed, but are issued Kevlar vests for safety. They are agents of peace under Article 15 of the Police Services Act of Ontario to enforce the laws.

His uniform consists of a blue shirt, black pants with cargo blue stripe, a black vest and a cap with blue stripe. The boots are similar to the front-line officers GST. In the months TPE winter agents have a blue jacket with reflective strips. Patches on jackets and shirts are similar to the GST, but a white background behind the blue wording "Parking of execution. "

Fleet

Their vehicles have the same paint scheme that the team of GST older cars, but are labeled with the forces of parking and PKE or "PKW".

Toronto crossing guards school

Adult crossing guards at various intersections and crosswalks are employed and paid by the VAT. They are supported by the Division several of the city.

Marina Drive

GST is one of the police force over several Lake Ontario, with a marine unit.

TPS has a fleet of 15 vessels based along the maritime unit of the southern stations Bay Etobicoke (West Humber Park), the Port of Toronto and Scarborough (Bluffer's Park):

GST Marine Unit works in collaboration with:

Canadian Forces search and rescue at CFB Trenton

Regional Unit Pele Marine Police

Durham Police Unit Marine Region

Unit Marina Police Service Niagara Region

Unit Halton Regional Police Marine

Hamilton Police Service (Ontario) Unit of the Navy

Uniforms

In addition to carrying a reflective vest, the guards come with a problem of the sheath of the police. Jackets have a patch similar to VAT, but has a white background and identified as guards beam. A winter hat as the ushanka are transported by cold weather.

Firearms and weapons

Large frame Glock 22 0.40 – regular official Uniform

Glock 23 Compact Framework 0.40 – Detectives

Large size of 9 mm Glock 17 – Emergency Task Force (TPS)

Glock 19 9mm, compact chassis – Emergency Task Force (TPS)

Taser – Regular uniformed supervisors and specialized units

Pepper spray (aerosol OC) – regular officers in uniform

Smith & Wesson GST previously before moving to the Glock.

Weapons used by the Foundation include:

MP5A3 9mm submachine gun

Remington 700 sniper bolt action rifle

Shotgun Remington 870 (may be issued to uniformed officers regularly)

Mossberg M500 Shotgun (can be issued to uniformed officers regularly)

Diemaco C8 rifle (can also be used by a member of the power supply by the SSC)

Taser M18 Taser International

Taser International Taser X26

Pepper spray (OC spray)

tear gas (CS gas)

Rubber bullets or bean bag rounds

disturbances ARWEN 37 37 mm gun (AR-1 and plastic bullets, also may be available for crowd and riot control agents)

Uniform

Auxiliary Police.

frontline officers used a dark blue shirt, cargo pants (red stripe) and boots. winter jackets are or dark blue design style cover Eisenhower, just before chest closure, two chest patch pockets, shoulder straps, gold buttons, or jacket style yellow with the word police in reflective silver and black on the back (usually used by the police on a bicycle). All rows should wear dark navy blue clip on the links when you wear the uniform shirt.

Auxiliary (as shown at right), use blue shirts with the emblem auxiliary fund crest. Originally frontline officer has also focused blue shirts, but modified for the navy blue shirts in the fall today 2000.

Hats can be styled after baseball caps, coveralls, hat or fur for winter. Motorcycle units have helmets white. Black or yellow reflective gloves are also planned for traffic officers. line officers wear hats often merge, as is the identification card.

As is the case with all forces of the Bureau of Ontario Lawyers badge uniform. They are in style "A. Sample," where the first letter of first name last name is written beside him. Name tags are usually sewn with white stitching on a black background, but also pin-style with black lettering on a gold plate.

Senior officers wear white T-shirt a black jacket.

Logo

GST logo elements is similar to the former Metro Police Toronto logo unless the name change:

winged wheels of industry in the upper shield

wreath to commemorate the year of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953

two books for Education

Caduceus – the Roman god of commerce

Chevron House

Beavers to the logo of the City of Toronto

Ranges

Rank epaulettes

Rank insignia the Toronto Police Service is similar to that used by police forces across Canada and the United Kingdom except that the usual "pips" are replaced by maple leaves.

Commanders

Besides the police chief, commanders and other sub-heads. They head control units:

Divisional Police – Kim Derry (ongoing)

Executive – Peter Sloly (ongoing)

Human Resources – Keith Forde (ongoing)

Specialized Police – Anthony Warr (ongoing)

The Chief Administration is a civilian position, currently held by Tony Veneziano.

senior police officers

The daily operations are controlled by regional and senior officials:

Staff Superintendent

Superintendent

Personal Inspector

Inspector

Research commissioned officers

The surveys were divided into crimes against persons and crimes against property. These investigations are carried out by:

Detective Sergeant

Detective

Police officers

Sergeant Personal

Sergeant

Constable – first class, second class, third class, fourth class

jury

auxiliary of justice – Special Officer Constable transport prisoners, document servers, prison

Ranges

Location manager

Shift Supervisor

Supervisor

Agent

members of the investigation

Cadets

Rover

Parking Enforcement Officer

Station official service

Communicator operators

Training

Current and new leaders to train police Toronto Police College in Toronto, east of Islington, Birmingham. The initial training is 2 weeks, followed by 12 weeks in the Ontario Police College in Aylmer, Buenos Aires and after 6 weeks of training in Toronto final Police Academy. Charles O. Bick College was closed in July 2009.

Emergency Services

GST is part of the emergency services in Toronto and works together with:

Toronto Fire Services

Toronto EMS

Heavy Urban Search and Rescue