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OPP officer accused of tow truck corruption takes the stand - Vimarsana News

OPP officer accused of tow truck corruption takes the stand

One of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers accused of taking a bribe in exchange for sending business to a lucrative Toronto-area towing company took the stand in Superior Court to deny he did anything wrong.

Accused of tow truck corruption, OPP officer takes the stand - Vimarsana News

Accused of tow truck corruption, OPP officer takes the stand

One of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers accused of taking a bribe in exchange for sending business to a lucrative Toronto-area towing company took the stand in Superior Court to deny he did anything wrong.

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OPP officer accused of tow truck corruption takes the stand - Vimarsana News

OPP officer accused of tow truck corruption takes the stand

One of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers accused of taking a bribe in exchange for sending business to a lucrative Toronto-area towing company took the stand in Superior Court to deny he did anything wrong.

Charges withdrawn against towing operator set to testify against Ontario police - Vimarsana News

Charges withdrawn against towing operator set to testify against Ontario police

Sutheshkumar Sithambarpillay of Steve’s Towing, a business that was featured on a reality TV show, was charged alongside OPP officers in a 2021 corruption probe

Ontario police officer contributed to Toronto's troubled tow truck industry - Vimarsana News

Ontario police officer contributed to Toronto's troubled tow truck industry

A decorated OPP officer became part of the problem of the GTA’s troubled tow truck industry when he played favourites and sent more than half a million dollars in tows to a tow truck company also featured in a reality TV show, according to a Superior Court justice.