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Top policemen: Donald Heaton (left) chief superintendent of the RCMP and Jon Jenkins, Chief of Durham Regional Police, are members of the group fighting organized crime in Ontario
Top policemen: Donald Heaton (left) chief superintendent of the RCMP and Jon Jenkins, Chief of Durham Regional Police, are members of the group fighting organized crime in Ontario

Top policemen: Donald Heaton (left) chief superintendent of the RCMP and Jon Jenkins, Chief of Durham Regional Police, are members of the group fighting organized crime in Ontario

Date3/2/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Top policemen: Donald Heaton (left) chief superintendent of the RCMP and Jon Jenkins, Chief of Durham Regional Police, are members of the group fighting organized crime in Ontario.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028161F
Donald Heaton: RCMP chief superintendent is part of group fighting organized crime
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