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Leyland Cecco in Toronto

Eight current and former Toronto police arrested in organized crime inquiry

Three police officers sit in front of flags
Toronto police service chief Myron Demkiw, left, is joined by York regional police chief Jim MacSween, center, and his deputy, Ryan Hogan, at a news conference. Photograph: Jon Blacker/AP

At least eight current and former Toronto police officers have been arrested following a sweeping investigation that officials say exposed the “corrosive” reach of organized crime into Canada’s largest municipal police service.

Police allege fellow officers accepted bribes, aided drug traffickers, leaked personal information to criminals who then carried out shootings and helped members of organized crime in a plot to murder a corrections officer.

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