Waterloo Regional Police Chief Bryan Larkin to retire
Waterloo Regional Police Service Chief Bryan Larkin will retire after 31 years of service, regional police announced Thursday in a news release.
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Waterloo Regional Police Service Chief Bryan Larkin will retire after 31 years of service, regional police announced Thursday in a news release.
Waterloo Regional Police Chief Bryan Larkin is retiring from the service after nearly eight years in the position, but it’s not to be the end of his career in policing.
A few notable figures in Waterloo Region have made it onto Ontario's annual Sunshine List.
Nineteen people were arrested and 147 charges or tickets were issued last Thursday as people partied on Marshall Street in Waterloo, Ont., to mark St. Patrick's Day, the regional police service says.
Waterloo regional police say they handed out 147 charges and arrested 19 people at the large unsanctioned street party in Waterloo on St. Patrick’s Day. The City of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University issued an additional 23 tickets and charges.