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January Man
January Man

January Man

Date1/17/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: January Man: Constable Ronald Tennant, left, receives a plaque from Dr. Beven Carrique to mark his selection as officer of the month.
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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_0028073F
Free man: A relieved Metro police constable David Deviney lights up a cigar yesterday as he leaves court
Free man: A relieved Metro police constable David Deviney lights up a cigar yesterday as he leaves court
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Free man
Free man
11/13/1990
Frank Barbetta, The man who forged legends as a tough, violent cop enjoys a career that has taken him from walking the beat to candidacy to become Metro's next police chief
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Two-man cruisers are essential, the Metro Police Association believes, in view of the constables who have been killed on duty. Operating a two-man cru(...)
2/26/1975
He's found his man, Naurice Wei, 8 1/2, was one of 70 who became Canadian citizens in Scarborough last week
He's found his man, Naurice Wei, 8 1/2, was one of 70 who became Canadian citizens in Scarborough last week
3/22/1991
Why is this man smiling? You might be smiling, too, if you were RCMP Constable Carl Broughton and holding a gallon of moonshine, part of 35 gallons of(...)
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11/28/1983
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The Mounties hold on to their man, Constable Brain Rogers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police musical ride introduces his horse, Eric, to 17-month-ol(...)
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Full of beans: Ex-Mountie Tom Simpson has just learned that the man he fingered as the missing link in the Great Cuban Coffee Caper has pleaded guilty in a seattle Courtroom
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OPP Detective John Uttley, left, and Constable Graham Thorpe received the Ontario Medal for Police Bravery yesterday for saving a 68-year-old man and (...)
OPP Detective John Uttley, left, and Constable Graham Thorpe received the Ontario Medal for Police Bravery yesterday for saving a 68-year-old man and (...)
11/19/1996
He helps make 401 Canada's safest road, A man in love with his job, and convinced of the importance of it, Ontario Provincial Police Constable Glen Bowmaster sweeps down Highway 401 on patrol
He helps make 401 Canada's safest road, A man in love with his job, and convinced of the importance of it, Ontario Provincial Police Constable Glen Bowmaster sweeps down Highway 401 on patrol
6/12/1970
Got their man: From left, Peel Constables Warren Gherasim, Jayme Prevett and Thomas Keya celebrate their unexpected capture of Frederick Merrill
Got their man: From left, Peel Constables Warren Gherasim, Jayme Prevett and Thomas Keya celebrate their unexpected capture of Frederick Merrill
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