Etobicoke Guardian, Central, April 21, 2016

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Murder rate doubles from same time last year Police investigator suggests end of carding is the cause ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com Homicides in Toronto are up 100 per cent from this time last year, and a veteran police investigator believes the end of carding has “definitely contributed” to that. “Especially in our at-risk neighbourEDITORIAL: 4 hoods where Read our view there’s been on the matter a lot of violence, we’re not having the same amount of contact,” said the investigator, who spoke on condition of anonymity. “The community contacts or interactions are probably down 90-plus per cent citywide, and you’ve almost seen that same correlation with the amount of shootings, and homicides have increased as a result as well, so I think they go hand in hand.” Carding involved officers stopping citizens in high-crime areas and storing their details in a police database. “When you looked at 200,000 police interaction contacts, that was a real preventative thing,” said the investigator, who has been with Toronto police for more than 15 years. “If you go >>>CAN’T, page 5

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Families of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder are petitioning the province to change course on its newly released treatment program. See story page 8

Jennifer Majer holds her daughter Lila in their Etobicoke home on Saturday, as she reviews a petition to keep government-funded IBI therapy intact for children with autism. Lila has been on the waiting list for two years, and may now be ineligible.

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