Shakeup at London police as three top civilian employees shown door
Three top civilian employees at London police are out of a job in a restructuring that will save more than $550,000 in annual salaries
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Three top civilian employees at London police are out of a job in a restructuring that will save more than $550,000 in annual salaries
Ryan Teschner, Ontario’s first inspector general of policing, met last month with the London police board and police chief Thai Truong
"Treena MacSween makes history as the highest-ranked Black woman in Canadian law enforcement, appointed deputy chief of the London Police Service. Discover her inspiring journey, her commitment to community safety, and the transformative changes shaping the future of policing in London. Reflecting the values of diversity and inclusion, her story is a testament to perseverance and leadership in law enforcement."
Treena MacSween remembers her dad, an immigrant from Jamaica, polishing his shoes every night and imparting wisdom on his children. On Thursday, it was announced MacSween, a superintendent with the Hamilton Police Service, has been hired as London, Ont.'s third deputy chief.
Police Services Board Chair Ali Chahbar introduced Hamilton Police Inspector Treena MacSween as deputy chief designate for the London Police Service during a news conference on Thursday morning.