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ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com Members of 55 Division’s primary response unit will be among the 100 police officers wearing body-worn cameras (BWC) while on duty. The year-long pilot project, which kicked off Monday, will also involve members of the TAVIS rapid response team, traffic services motor squad and 43 Division’s community response unit. “We believe that body-worn cameras are a valuable piece of technology. It will provide an unbiased, accurate account of our interactions with the public,” Staff Supt. Tom Russell
told reporters during a news conference at police headquarters late last week. “This project has the potential to strengthen policing, and I think it has the potential to strengthen our relations with our community and enhance public trust.” Officers taking part in the pilot have undergone months of training as police have developed specific procedures and guidelines on when the cameras are to be activated. Toronto Police Ser vice worked with the Information and Privacy Commissioner, the Ontario Human Rights Commission, the Ministry of >>>100, page 3
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LESLIEVILLE LUNCH: Cole Peacock has a snack on opening day of the Leslieville Farmers’ Market Sunday in Jonathan Ashbridge Park. The market runs Sundays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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