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Chatham-Kent Police Chief To Retire

Chatham-Kent Police Chief Gary Conn has announced his retirement as of on June 14th, 2024. Conn was appointed as Chief Designate of Police in April 2015

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Halton police facing recruitment challenges

While hiring for Halton police service remains relatively consistent, the number of applications received is trending downward, police said

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More recruits needed to meet Kawartha Lakes policing demands

Kawartha Lakes Police Service welcomes Paul Baron and Owen Porter to its ranks; Const. Matthew Self returns from Durham

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Inquest jury calls for more crisis training, non-lethal tools for cops

Inquest jury calls for more crisis training, non-lethal tools for cops
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Inquest jury calls for more crisis training, non-lethal tools for cops

An inquest jury is pressing for all front-line officers to complete crisis negotiation training and carry additional non-lethal weapons.

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