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Fred and Gary Blucher: A third generation of policemen
Fred and Gary Blucher: A third generation of policemen

Fred and Gary Blucher: A third generation of policemen

Date12/21/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Fred and Gary Blucher: A third generation of policemen
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026992F
Fred Blucher with granddaughter Shannon Chapple,7
Fred Blucher with granddaughter Shannon Chapple,7
4/11/1994
Inspector Blucher, Says Duke gave door prize
Inspector Blucher, Says Duke gave door prize
9/24/1970
Police angry. Metro Police Association president Mal Connolly said yesterday policemen are so angry about their pay and a pay deal awarded to Toronto firefighters they might stage an illegal strike
Police angry. Metro Police Association president Mal Connolly said yesterday policemen are so angry about their pay and a pay deal awarded to Toronto firefighters they might stage an illegal strike
6/29/1980
Ontario's Association of Chiefs of Police has called for the return of the death penalty following the recent killings of three Metro-area policemen. (...)
Ontario's Association of Chiefs of Police has called for the return of the death penalty following the recent killings of three Metro-area policemen. (...)
9/20/1984
A pat on the back for dad, Sara-Ann Howells, 3, pats her father, Montsoyn, one of 45 policemen who graduated yesterday from Ontario Provincial Police (...)
A pat on the back for dad, Sara-Ann Howells, 3, pats her father, Montsoyn, one of 45 policemen who graduated yesterday from Ontario Provincial Police (...)
4/13/1973
Top policemen: Donald Heaton (left) chief superintendent of the RCMP and Jon Jenkins, Chief of Durham Regional Police, are members of the group fighting organized crime in Ontario
Top policemen: Donald Heaton (left) chief superintendent of the RCMP and Jon Jenkins, Chief of Durham Regional Police, are members of the group fighting organized crime in Ontario
3/2/1984
Plan of attack: Auxillary policemen Gai Sims and Charles Knowles, Peel Regional Police sergeant John Rocha, and Dean McCoy check their bearings while organizing a search for a missing person
Plan of attack: Auxillary policemen Gai Sims and Charles Knowles, Peel Regional Police sergeant John Rocha, and Dean McCoy check their bearings while organizing a search for a missing person
3/6/1991
A parking tag nag. One of Metro's mounted policemen demonstrates the tricky art of traffic-ticket dressage on the waterfront yesterday. In this manoeu(...)
A parking tag nag. One of Metro's mounted policemen demonstrates the tricky art of traffic-ticket dressage on the waterfront yesterday. In this manoeu(...)
3/17/1987
But he wasn't tagging cars. A couple of football fans felt sorry for policemen on duty at Exhibition Stadium last night and gave one -- Constable Tim (...)
But he wasn't tagging cars. A couple of football fans felt sorry for policemen on duty at Exhibition Stadium last night and gave one -- Constable Tim (...)
8/2/1978
One of the original Toronto motorcycle policemen, George Sneaky Dude Dickenson, turns 95 today
One of the original Toronto motorcycle policemen, George Sneaky Dude Dickenson, turns 95 today
9/11/1975
Third generation: Daniel Mah with his wife Valerie and son lan, 17, one of Toronto's few third-generation Chinese Canadians, outside the Mon Sheong Home for the Aged, where the family helps out
Third generation: Daniel Mah with his wife Valerie and son lan, 17, one of Toronto's few third-generation Chinese Canadians, outside the Mon Sheong Home for the Aged, where the family helps out
5/6/1982
Accused officers: Constable Brian Rapson, left, and Detective Sergeant Gary De Foe face charges in two shootings
Accused officers: Constable Brian Rapson, left, and Detective Sergeant Gary De Foe face charges in two shootings
4/6/1990