Shakeup at London police as three top civilian employees shown door
Three top civilian employees at London police are out of a job in a restructuring that will save more than $550,000 in annual salaries
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Three top civilian employees at London police are out of a job in a restructuring that will save more than $550,000 in annual salaries
A person was taken to hospital after a car caught fire along Highway 401 west of London Monday night, police say.
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Police Services Board Chair Ali Chahbar introduced Hamilton Police Inspector Treena MacSween as deputy chief designate for the London Police Service during a news conference on Thursday morning.
Treena MacSween brings 26 years of police experience to the deputy chief position, having served in leadership roles at both the Peel Regional and Hamilton police services.