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Police stickhandling

Police stickhandling

Date6/3/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Police stickhandling: Officers use a pole and a hockey stick to send a note to a man holed up in an apartment on Gerrard St. east of Main St. yesterday.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0120647F
Detailed work: Members of the police identification bureau collect evidence yesterday from a van that went out of control during a police chase
Detailed work: Members of the police identification bureau collect evidence yesterday from a van that went out of control during a police chase
9/19/1991
$536,000 Stolen Jewelry Recovered, Police have recovered $536,000 worth of jewelry stolen last evening from the Gabriel Lucas store on Bloor St. W. They display part of it
$536,000 Stolen Jewelry Recovered, Police have recovered $536,000 worth of jewelry stolen last evening from the Gabriel Lucas store on Bloor St. W. They display part of it
6/14/1973
Stolen car dumped off bluffs, Metro police Constable Cory McKnight checks a 1989 Audi yesterday after the car, reported stolen, was found pushed over the ledge of the Scarborough Bluffs
Stolen car dumped off bluffs, Metro police Constable Cory McKnight checks a 1989 Audi yesterday after the car, reported stolen, was found pushed over the ledge of the Scarborough Bluffs
7/23/1990
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
11/7/1970
A Painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds is one of a collection valued at $250,000 stolen in Whity in October and recovered by police yesterday after checkin(...)
A Painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds is one of a collection valued at $250,000 stolen in Whity in October and recovered by police yesterday after checkin(...)
12/13/1972
Pummelled to the Ground by a young robber who stole his watch while an accomplice looked on, Arthur Collings is helped by Police Cadet Richard Lackey.(...)
Pummelled to the Ground by a young robber who stole his watch while an accomplice looked on, Arthur Collings is helped by Police Cadet Richard Lackey.(...)
9/1/1971
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
11/7/1970
Church office Ransacked, George Buffett of the police fingerprint department looks for prints in the office of Jarvis Street Baptist Church yesterday while services go on
Church office Ransacked, George Buffett of the police fingerprint department looks for prints in the office of Jarvis Street Baptist Church yesterday while services go on
10/22/1972
Police cafe
Police cafe
12/13/1980
What a catch: Police Constables Angus Armstrong, left, Bill white and Bob Watt hooked a station wagon during a fishing expedition in Toronto Harbor yesterday
What a catch: Police Constables Angus Armstrong, left, Bill white and Bob Watt hooked a station wagon during a fishing expedition in Toronto Harbor yesterday
7/4/1984
Theft aftermath: Peel police divers John Gordon and Mark Cripps inspect a Pontiac Fiero that was ditched in Lake Aquitaine in Mississauga after it was stolen
Theft aftermath: Peel police divers John Gordon and Mark Cripps inspect a Pontiac Fiero that was ditched in Lake Aquitaine in Mississauga after it was stolen
4/23/1986
Looking for clues, Durham Region police officer David Bryars looks for fingerprints on merchandise stolen along with nine transport trucks and $2 million worth of merchandise in Durham Region
Looking for clues, Durham Region police officer David Bryars looks for fingerprints on merchandise stolen along with nine transport trucks and $2 million worth of merchandise in Durham Region
12/3/1987