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Toronto Police Compliance Report

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It was a snowy winter day in Toronto, Ontario. On Sunday, January 12th 2014 I was on duty working for the Toronto Police Service. At 1900 hours I was on Yonge Street where I saw my fellow co-worker sitting up against a wall with a stab wound on his leg, luckily a paramedic was already assisting my fellow officer. I then saw a man covered in blood and carrying a knife, running away. I had reasonable and probable grounds to believe that the guy running away was the offender, which led me to run after him while identifying myself as a police officer. I caught up to him and took physical control. I proceeded to tell him that he was under arrest for assaulting a peace officer. I read him the caution, informed him of his rights to counsel, and made
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