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She thinks her cop is tops, It was all too much for little Jennifer Brock, 4, to take
She thinks her cop is tops, It was all too much for little Jennifer Brock, 4, to take

She thinks her cop is tops, It was all too much for little Jennifer Brock, 4, to take

Date6/21/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: She thinks her cop is tops, It was all too much for little Jennifer Brock, 4, to take. After all, her mother, Diane, was one of the first 15 women to graduate as a member of the Ontario Provincial Police force at Moss Park Armories today. Just before the ceremonies started, Jennifer broke ranks, ran past the graduates and hugged her Mommy.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027474F
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Image shows police divers plunging into the water.
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