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Crime fighters. Police Chief Jack Ackroyd, left, police association head Mal Connolly, centre, and Crown Attorney Robert McGee are concerned about ris(...)

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Crime fighters. Police Chief Jack Ackroyd, left, police association head Mal Connolly, centre, and Crown Attorney Robert McGee are concerned about ris(...)

Date10/12/1978

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Connolly, Mal (subject)

Darrell, Dick (photographer)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Crime fighters. Police Chief Jack Ackroyd, left, police association head Mal Connolly, centre, and Crown Attorney Robert McGee are concerned about rising robbery rate. Ackroyd and Connolly feel more manpower would help police while McGee says court sentences are too lenient.

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