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Toronto to fund new mental health crisis teams to replace police during some 911 calls A new city service employing crisis workers with expertise in mental health and de-escalation will replace Toronto police as the first responders for certain non-emergency 911 calls starting in 2022. Social Sharing
NOW Magazine Holes emerge in Jamal Francique police shooting probe Francique family lawyer Knia Singh says there are a number of “glaring deficiencies” in the SIU’s investigation into the 28-year-old's death By Enzo DiMatteo Photo credit: Justice4JamalTO The province’s Special Investigations Unit has cleared a Peel Regional police officer of wrongdoing in the shooting death of Jamal Francique. But what Francique family lawyer Knia Singh describes as “glaring deficiencies” in the SIU’s report has raised more questions, he says. The 28-year-old Mississauga man died in hos...
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The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Toronto could take a tentative step towards adding a fourth emergency service agency when the mayor’s executive committee votes Wednesday on a plan that would divert mental-health calls from police to teams of civilian health workers. Under the Toronto plan, the potential creation of a stand-alone mental-health crisis agency t...
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A group of protesters in Mississauga, Ont. is demanding justice for Jamal Francique after a report by the province’s police watchdog found no reasonable grounds to criminally charge the officer who shot and killed the 28-year-old man last year.