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The count
The count

The count

Date1/11/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: The count: Canada Trust branch manager Terry Knox (left) looks on while Staff Sgt. Bert Novis and Constable Gar Cooper; both of the hold-up squad; count the money - picked up during raids on three apartments where suspects were apprehended - to determine how much was recovered.
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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_0120563F
Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes
Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes
4/23/1983
Still Shocked by their ordeal, three trust company tellers leave Scarborough General Hospital yesterday under police escort after being treated for in(...)
Still Shocked by their ordeal, three trust company tellers leave Scarborough General Hospital yesterday under police escort after being treated for in(...)
1/3/1980
Wrong way: Dangling clutch, shoulder bag over back, open purse and protruding clutch are invitations to a thief
Wrong way: Dangling clutch, shoulder bag over back, open purse and protruding clutch are invitations to a thief
3/13/1979
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
Gold theft triggers drug bust, OPP Superintendent Wib Craig looks over evidence seized in weekend raids - loaded guns, cash and six pounds of cocaine (...)
Gold theft triggers drug bust, OPP Superintendent Wib Craig looks over evidence seized in weekend raids - loaded guns, cash and six pounds of cocaine (...)
2/1/1988
Gas attack: Wearing a mask to protect himself from flumes, a policeman prepares to fire a tear gas shell into a Scarborough variety store today
Gas attack: Wearing a mask to protect himself from flumes, a policeman prepares to fire a tear gas shell into a Scarborough variety store today
11/28/1991
No escape from police, Ambulance attendants aid a man who plunged through a window in a McGill St
No escape from police, Ambulance attendants aid a man who plunged through a window in a McGill St
11/28/1991
No escape from police, Ambulance attendants aid a man who plunged through a window in a McGill St
No escape from police, Ambulance attendants aid a man who plunged through a window in a McGill St
11/28/1991
Cabbie robbed: A Co-op taxicab, top, hit two parked cars and a bicycle while cabbie Ahmet Gulkan, 28, struggled with a thief last night at Church and Wellesley Sts
Cabbie robbed: A Co-op taxicab, top, hit two parked cars and a bicycle while cabbie Ahmet Gulkan, 28, struggled with a thief last night at Church and Wellesley Sts
12/10/1988
Loot recovered in Simpsons robbery, Metro police Sergeant Ron Totty gold jewelry that was among $100,000 in goods recovered after a robbery at the downtown Simpsons store
Loot recovered in Simpsons robbery, Metro police Sergeant Ron Totty gold jewelry that was among $100,000 in goods recovered after a robbery at the downtown Simpsons store
2/10/1988
Recovered goods: Detectives Sergeant Don Mantle surveys jewelry and other valuables yesterday that police believe were stolen while their owners were attending funerals
Recovered goods: Detectives Sergeant Don Mantle surveys jewelry and other valuables yesterday that police believe were stolen while their owners were attending funerals
2/6/1990