G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto.
If you know who these suspects are please contact Det/Gary Giroux of the Toronto Police G20 Investigative Team:
Telephone: 416-808-7568
E-Mail: G20Investigative Team@TorontoPolice.on.caIf you have photos and/or videos of suspects relating to G20 vandalism, they can be uploaded directly to the G20 Investigative Team from the Toronto Police Service website at link here:
http://TorontoPolice.on.ca/G20Investigation
If you wish to remain anonymous , images and links to online videos can be uploaded to Toronto Crime Stoppers website by clicking on ‘Submit A Tip’ on the website: http://222tips.com
The G20 Investigative Team is NOT mandated to investigate any allegations of police misconduct. The proper place to make any complaints about police is http://bit.ly/9usO5W
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto.
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
G20 vandal wanted by police for property damage in Toronto
What about the police criminals beating peaceful protesters?
LOLs! It would be funny but I find it very disgusting. Police here in Toronto removed their badges so they could not be positively identified. Of all the numerous cases documented by the Canadian Civil Liberties Union (CCLU), only 2 officers have been charged. Their cases are before the courts. One officer was charged twice for beating up different people, and he is a parking authority cop.
The end result is that at the Toronto G20 the police did beat up peaceful protesters. They got away with this because they hide behind their uniform. The tactic of “Kettling” is not approved by our Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), yet the crowd control technique was used at the Toronto G20. Federal and Ontario provincial governments have resisted calls for a public inquiry, because they are both implicated in G20 overspending, passing a secret law that was not disclosed to the public and tolerance for police abuse.
Curiously we are in the midst of a federal election and there is very little time spent by any federal party on the disgraceful actions of the police here in Toronto during the G20. Canadians have a very short attention span. Or are stupider than I thought.