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Donald Heaton: RCMP chief superintendent is part of group fighting organized crime
Donald Heaton: RCMP chief superintendent is part of group fighting organized crime

Donald Heaton: RCMP chief superintendent is part of group fighting organized crime

Date3/2/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Donald Heaton: RCMP chief superintendent is part of group fighting organized crime.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028162F
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
RCMP Commissioner Clifford Harvison (left) meets Ontario Police Commission to tell why he thinks organized crime is moving into Ontario. With him, fro(...)
RCMP Commissioner Clifford Harvison (left) meets Ontario Police Commission to tell why he thinks organized crime is moving into Ontario. With him, fro(...)
9/9/1963
A Different view: Superintendent Dave Kilcup says the level of activity and pace of life at the RCMP detatchment he's in charge of at Pearson Airport is messmerizing
A Different view: Superintendent Dave Kilcup says the level of activity and pace of life at the RCMP detatchment he's in charge of at Pearson Airport is messmerizing
7/17/1990
Staff superintendent Harold Genno RCMP Re Kosygin
Staff superintendent Harold Genno RCMP Re Kosygin
1/25/1972
Organized crime in Metro is big business, police say, with revenues running into hundreds of millions of dollars a year
Organized crime in Metro is big business, police say, with revenues running into hundreds of millions of dollars a year
9/26/1975
Fighting crime: As co-ordinator of Durham Region's Crime Stoppers, Sergeant Ryle is a conduit for the public, detectives, media and a civilian board
Fighting crime: As co-ordinator of Durham Region's Crime Stoppers, Sergeant Ryle is a conduit for the public, detectives, media and a civilian board
2/19/1990
Just like 'Ome, The job's the same for Mike Heaton of the Lancashire Constabulary, even if folks drive on the wrong side of the road at Bloor and Chur(...)
Just like 'Ome, The job's the same for Mike Heaton of the Lancashire Constabulary, even if folks drive on the wrong side of the road at Bloor and Chur(...)
2/12/1992
Four officers left to rt, Daniel Parkinson (staff superintendent) - chief Catney, Ronald Bain (deputy chief) and Larry Button (chief administrative officer)
Four officers left to rt, Daniel Parkinson (staff superintendent) - chief Catney, Ronald Bain (deputy chief) and Larry Button (chief administrative officer)
12/17/1997
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(...)
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(...)
11/28/1983
Donald Wardrop, Crime branch head
Donald Wardrop, Crime branch head
9/9/1974
Crime fighters. Police Chief Jack Ackroyd, left, police association head Mal Connolly, centre, and Crown Attorney Robert McGee are concerned about ris(...)
Crime fighters. Police Chief Jack Ackroyd, left, police association head Mal Connolly, centre, and Crown Attorney Robert McGee are concerned about ris(...)
10/12/1978
Dusting for clues: Carleene Burrell of Oakville takes fingerprints from a stove top at a crime scene, part of a two-day crash course in basic training
Dusting for clues: Carleene Burrell of Oakville takes fingerprints from a stove top at a crime scene, part of a two-day crash course in basic training
7/9/1991