Solicitor General to Review Toronto Police Request to Withhold Pay From Suspended Officers
Ontario’s solicitor general says he will be examining a proposal from Toronto’s police chief to expand the circumstances under which officers can be suspended without pay after three were charged in connection with the alleged assault of a sex worker while vacationing in Spain. Two Toronto officers were arrested in Barcelona and face charges in […]
Solicitor General to Review Toronto Police Request to Withhold Pay From Suspended Officers Ontario’s solicitor general will review a proposal from Toronto’s police chief to suspend officers without pay. This comes after three Toronto officers were charged in Spain for alleged offenses, including the assault of a sex worker and attacking an authority figure. The officers have since returned to Canada and are currently on paid leave.
- Ontario’s solicitor general will examine a proposal to expand circumstances for suspending officers without pay.
- The proposal follows charges against three Toronto officers vacationing in Spain.
- Two officers were arrested in Barcelona, facing charges related to an alleged assault of a sex worker.
- A third officer was arrested in Palma de Mallorca, accused of attacking an agent of authority.
- All three officers have returned to Canada and are on paid leave during the ongoing Spanish investigation.
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