IIIF

Time for a dip

Date10/19/1988

Names

Crawford, Jim (subject)

Faught, Ken (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Time for a dip: Jim Crawford, with wife Helen, is retiring from the Metro police force after 37 years and 200 homicide investigations. He's had one of the most colorful careers in the force.

Subject

Police

Portraits

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0040811F

Discover More

Angela's best dip ever. Olympic swimmer Angela Coughlan climbs out of the Angela Coughlan Pool in Burlington Saturday after her first swim in the $400,000 pool before it opened Sunday

2/14/1972

By George, It's Alex Bauman! Olympic gold medalist swimmer Alex Bauman and 66-year-old George Cowie enjoy a dip in North York's Douglas Snow Pool yest(...)

2/2/1989

Taking bip dip in a large pool is true Davidson, complete with headcarf

7/30/1970

P. C. Ray Gallant on sky patrol, He times speeder, then calls inspector below

7/31/1971

Dee, Larry

7/11/1987

Dee, Larry

11/2/1994

Larry Dee, police officer

4/17/1991

Survivor. Detective Larry Dee is congratulated by Chief William McCormack after getting the Police Officer of the year award last night. Other finalis(...)

3/26/1992

The officer was gunned down at about 10

4/17/1991

Metro cop

1/30/1991

Metro police Constable Larry Dee and wife Brenda feel fantastic about the outpouring of support as he recovers in hospital from gunshot wounds. Everyb(...)

6/6/1991

Downtown drama. Police officers and attendants take wounded officer to waiting ambulance that took him to Toronto Western Hospital last night. Police (...)

5/30/1991