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Jack Marks: Scarborough resident is newest deputy police chief on Metro force
Jack Marks: Scarborough resident is newest deputy police chief on Metro force

Jack Marks: Scarborough resident is newest deputy police chief on Metro force

Date4/4/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jack Marks: Scarborough resident is newest deputy police chief on Metro force.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065500F
Recruitment dispute, Metro police deputy chief Jack Marks, left, says studying the number of minority-group officers would break the Human Rights Code(...)
Recruitment dispute, Metro police deputy chief Jack Marks, left, says studying the number of minority-group officers would break the Human Rights Code(...)
3/11/1982
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
5/12/1975
38 years service: At his desk in full uniform, Metro Police Chief Jack Marks today announced he is retiring after 38 years on the force
38 years service: At his desk in full uniform, Metro Police Chief Jack Marks today announced he is retiring after 38 years on the force
5/18/1989
Force is with Raymond Burr. Actor Raymond Burr (left), who is in Toronto shooting a new Perry Mason movie, was presented with a police badge yesterday by Chief Jack Marks at police headquarters
Force is with Raymond Burr. Actor Raymond Burr (left), who is in Toronto shooting a new Perry Mason movie, was presented with a police badge yesterday by Chief Jack Marks at police headquarters
10/8/1985
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
8/14/1989
Bill Kerr. The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks. Bill McCormack, the silver haired, silver-t(...)
Bill Kerr. The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks. Bill McCormack, the silver haired, silver-t(...)
5/2/1989
The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks [pictured: Peter Scott]
The three deputy chiefs above are waiting in the wings as possible replacements for Jack Marks [pictured: Peter Scott]
5/2/1989
Metro Police Chief Jack Marks said Crime Stoppers has been remarkably successful in solving crimes that have stumped police
Metro Police Chief Jack Marks said Crime Stoppers has been remarkably successful in solving crimes that have stumped police
3/29/1985
Drug investigators: Metro police chief Jack Marks, left, was asked by Harold Adamson to investigate drug problems at Woodbine afte Dan Beckon's death
Drug investigators: Metro police chief Jack Marks, left, was asked by Harold Adamson to investigate drug problems at Woodbine afte Dan Beckon's death
1/20/1988
By Lydia Zajc and Paul Watson Toronto Star, The Supreme Court of Ontario has reserved judgement on a court order forcing Metro Police Chief Jack Marks to act on a four-year-old brutality complaint
By Lydia Zajc and Paul Watson Toronto Star, The Supreme Court of Ontario has reserved judgement on a court order forcing Metro Police Chief Jack Marks to act on a four-year-old brutality complaint
6/15/1988
Have you seen Nicole? Jeanette Morin, with Arthur Morin (left), Etobicoke Mayor Bruce Sinclair (middle) and Metro Police Chief Jack Marks, wipes away (...)
Have you seen Nicole? Jeanette Morin, with Arthur Morin (left), Etobicoke Mayor Bruce Sinclair (middle) and Metro Police Chief Jack Marks, wipes away (...)
10/2/1985
William Kerr: One of three deputy chiefs, he denied any conflict with Marks
William Kerr: One of three deputy chiefs, he denied any conflict with Marks
2/11/1985