Class-action lawsuit proposed over Toronto police practice of 'carding'
Filing alleges that police practice of randomly stopping individuals and collecting their personal information violated Charter rights
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Filing alleges that police practice of randomly stopping individuals and collecting their personal information violated Charter rights
A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched over Toronto Police Service's historic use of "carding."
Global News
TORONTO - A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched over Toronto police's historic use of "carding," alleging the practice of randomly stopping people and collecting their information continues to harm
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