Chief of Police Mr. Bill Blair: “You will
inevitably be the object of unfair criticism and comment from people who do not
understand the challenges that you face. You will encounter violent criminals...
“Do not let the worst of our society deter you from your mission.” “LA CORTE PENAL INTERNACIONAL PARA CRÍMENES DE LESA HUMANIDAD”
Es necesario
entender la naturaleza de lo que es barbarie, para comprender cómo la policía practica el terrorismo interno, y el daño
irreversible que pueden causar con niños, mujeres y hombres. Para estar bien
informados sobre la brutalidad policial, nada mejor que mirar en este sitio
web, los videos y documentos publicados. La policía de Toronto está demostrando
que con el uso de uniformes, ellos pueden hacer lo que quieran, y también les
da poder para cometer crímenes de lesa humanidad. En sus filas la policía de
Toronto tiene una colección vil de criminales, secuestradores, torturadores,
matones, inadaptados, y sádicos, unidos entre sí con su filosofía de odio
racial, y su amor por el saqueo and destrucción de familias. Vamos a demostrar
con pruebas irrefutables, cómo la policía de Toronto son símbolos para crear terror
y violencia en niños, madres y padres de familias. Además la arrogancia para
mentir bajo juramento, y las habilidades que están utilizando para controlar a niños
desamparados, madres vulnerables, y
padres bajo intimidación y tortura en las estaciones de policía. Aquí están las
pruebas e evidencias de nuestras
pesadillas reveladas, historias terribles que reposan en los archivos
gubernamentales y públicos, hechos verídicos que demuestran la veracidad de nuestras denuncias,
dolor, sufrimiento, y torturas, sufridas a manos de estos siniestros delincuentes.
Chief Bill Blair: “You will inevitably be the object of unfair
criticism and comment from people who do not understand the challenges that you
face. You will encounter
violent criminals, people who assault women and abuse children? 
News Toronto & GTA
New Toronto Police grads ready to
serve
By Maryam Shah, Toronto Sun First posted: Thursday, January 08, 2015 07:38 PM EST | Updated: Thursday, January 08, 2015 07:52 PM EST
By Maryam Shah, Toronto Sun First posted: Thursday, January 08, 2015 07:38 PM EST | Updated: Thursday, January 08, 2015 07:52 PM EST
New officers the graduation ceremony march at Toronto Police College in
Etobicoke Thursday January 8, 2015. (Michael Peake/Toronto Sun)
Chief Bill Blair: “You will inevitably be the object of unfair
criticism and comment from people who do not understand the challenges that you
face. You will encounter
violent criminals, people who assault women?and abuse children... 
TORONTO - Jessica Lyden
always knew her life would include serving the public in some capacity. The 34-year-old mother of two was
one of 88 new graduates who officially became police officers at the Toronto
Police College on Thursday.
“I want
to be an influence in terms of, when I deal with someone in the public, they
look back and they think ‘That was a good interaction with a police officer,’”
Lyden said confidently as her proud husband and kids stood by her.
The constable became a mom at a young age and worked as a travelling
salesperson until she finally decided to apply to become a cop at the age of
32.
Now, Lyden is scheduled to begin her new gig at 42 Division on Monday. “I always knew
that service would be in my life,” she said.
The graduation ceremony was attended by hundreds of excited family and friends
as well as politicians and public servants, including Mayor John Tory and
Councillor Rob Ford.
It was also the last ceremony for outgoing Chief Bill Blair. “It’s
an opportunity for renewal for the organization, it’s another big step
forward,” Blair said.
Toronto Police said around 20% of the
newly minted officers were women. Minorities represented just under 40%. And
more than 80% had completed post-secondary education. More
than half the graduating class speaks a language in addition to English.
Const. Ashraf Ibrahim, 31, is
one of them. He speaks Arabic and hopes the language will prove useful. The former parking enforcement
officer always dreamed of being a cop.
“We know that there’s a
huge expectation on our shoulders,” Ibrahim said. “Hopefully I can be out there
making a difference.”
In
a speech, Tory reminded the new recruits “remaining approachable” is an
important part of the job.
“Our honesty and integrity are under
constant scrutiny because we have been given such extraordinary
responsibilities,” Tory said.
maryam.shah@sunmedia.ca
You will
encounter people who are, quite frankly, not worthy of your respect. Chief Bill Blair:
“Do not let the worst of our society deter you from your
mission.”
NO JUSTICE! NO PEACE!!
deter you from your
mission.”
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