Jan 26, 2017
By Michael Kramer
A task force digging into the workings of the Toronto police service is recommending a hiring freeze – and more officers walking the streets.
The report has been a year in the making – and is aimed at restoring public trust in Canada’s biggest municipal police force.
The recommendations are aimed at what is called “a culture change,” – which the panel defines as – moving toward less of a paramilitary structure – to one in which officers are more independent problem solvers who treat everyone with dignity.
Other recommendations include a three-year hiring and promotions freeze – and reducing unnecessary extra work for off-duty officers.
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