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Metro Police Top 4,000 Mark -- A Record

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Metro Police Top 4,000 Mark -- A Record

Date5/18/1973

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Bick, C. O (subject)

Goode, Jeff (photographer)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Metro Police Top 4,000 Mark -- A Record. Judge C. O. Bick, chairman of the Metro Police Commission, walks past a line of police graduates at Denison Armories. Dufferin St., yesterday afternoon. The cermonies marked the entrance into the Metro police force of additional constables bringing the total in the force to about 4,088. Metro police department says it is faced with a shortage of trained men needed to battle a mounting wave of crime.

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