Toronto Police Retail Crime Unit Makes More Than 500 Arrests in 2 Years: Police
The Toronto Police Service’s specialized retail crime unit has made 546 arrests and laid 4,033 charges since it was established two years ago, the service announced on Wednesday. Police also recovered more than $1.6 million in stolen merchandise linked to investigations, according to an Aug. 5 news release. The arrests and charges form part of […]
Since its inception two years ago, the Toronto Police Service’s specialized retail crime unit has made 546 arrests and laid 4,033 charges. In addition to these charges, police recovered over $1.6 million in stolen merchandise related to investigations. This unit was created to address a rise in retail thefts and offers businesses a direct contact and simplified reporting process.
- The Toronto Police Service’s organized retail crime unit has made 546 arrests and laid 4,033 charges in two years.
- Over $1.6 million in stolen merchandise was recovered.
- The unit was established to combat a surge in retail thefts.
- It provides a direct contact and streamlined reporting process for businesses.
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