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125 charges laid by police-led COVID-19 response team this spring The final tally is in: A police-led COVID-19 enforcement team laid a total of 125 charges between April 25 and June 13 this year. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 07, 2021 3:04 PM ET | Last Updated: July 7 The final tally is in: a regional police-led COVID-19 enforcement team laid a total of 125 charges between April 25 and June 13 this year. (Kate Bueckert/CBC)

  KITCHENER -- New details have emerged about a Monday morning incident on Grovehill Crescent in Kitchener where a Waterloo regional police officer fired his gun. Speaking at a Waterloo Region Police Services board meeting Wednesday, chief Bryan Larkin said police were initially called to the area about a suspicious vehicle. "Two patrol officers did attend, they did confirm that the vehicle was stolen, they began the investigation," he said. Larkin said officers found two people sleeping inside the stolen vehicle, including a man in the driver's seat and a female passenger. "They were ...

  The calls echoed around the world, and in the Waterloo Region, thousands of people marched in solidarity in a peaceful protest through downtown Kitchener. One year later, those same streets are quiet and a major question remains: has anything changed? “We've seen a lot of people get hired, there were a lot of positions created. In terms of actual change I don't think we've seen much of anything,” said Teneile Warren with ReAllocate Waterloo. According to Selam Debs, a local anti-racism educator and activist said it is encouraging to see how grassroots organizations have mobilized a...

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Dozens of frontline officers with the Waterloo Regional Police Service will now be wearing body cameras as a part of a six month pilot project. The project also includes 40 in-vehicle cameras that will aid the service's traffic unit.