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$1 Million auto parts seized, Automobile parts worth $1 million were seized in raids yesterday in Burlington and Mississauga, where Constable Mark Spa(...)
$1 Million auto parts seized, Automobile parts worth $1 million were seized in raids yesterday in Burlington and Mississauga, where Constable Mark Spa(...)

$1 Million auto parts seized, Automobile parts worth $1 million were seized in raids yesterday in Burlington and Mississauga, where Constable Mark Spa(...)

Date12/8/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: $1 Million auto parts seized; Automobile parts worth $1 million were seized in raids yesterday in Burlington and Mississauga; where Constable Mark Spafford of the Peel Regional Police helped load the parts.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0120491F
Money flew Like Feathers police say, when they opened a small metal trunk after a raid on a Highway 27 motel last night and seized more than $180,000 (...)
Money flew Like Feathers police say, when they opened a small metal trunk after a raid on a Highway 27 motel last night and seized more than $180,000 (...)
12/21/1971
Recovered: Metro police officers stand guard over $3 million stolen yesterday from the Bank of Canada on University Ave
Recovered: Metro police officers stand guard over $3 million stolen yesterday from the Bank of Canada on University Ave
3/18/1992
$6,744,170.35 worth of Cheques and money orders, stolen yesterday in Mettro's biggest bank haul in 20 years, are examined by Detective Sgt. Ken Wilkin(...)
$6,744,170.35 worth of Cheques and money orders, stolen yesterday in Mettro's biggest bank haul in 20 years, are examined by Detective Sgt. Ken Wilkin(...)
2/26/1970
Detectives' chalk marks on the ground show where Dr. Jack Lindzon, 27, fell severely wounded after being shot by a gunman following a bank robbery tod(...)
Detectives' chalk marks on the ground show where Dr. Jack Lindzon, 27, fell severely wounded after being shot by a gunman following a bank robbery tod(...)
4/1/1969
Shooting suspect is escorted to cells by police officer after a shoot-out in Scarborough following a bank robbery yesterday. Three police constables a(...)
Shooting suspect is escorted to cells by police officer after a shoot-out in Scarborough following a bank robbery yesterday. Three police constables a(...)
1/29/1971
The bank that was robbed becomes a part of the lower lobby of Union Station when six glass doors slide aside to open it for business. It is on the nor(...)
The bank that was robbed becomes a part of the lower lobby of Union Station when six glass doors slide aside to open it for business. It is on the nor(...)
10/18/1972
Faces maksed by garbage bags, three suspects in the pistol-whipping, $148,716 robbery of Canada Trust in Scarborough arrive at 41 division police station to take part in a line-up
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1/11/1980
At scene of shooting yesterday where a man using a sawed-off shotgun traded shots with four policemen who had cornered him near Eglinton Ave. and Birc(...)
At scene of shooting yesterday where a man using a sawed-off shotgun traded shots with four policemen who had cornered him near Eglinton Ave. and Birc(...)
3/23/1972
Wild shootout at St. Clair Ave. and O'Connor Dr. today left three policemen and a suspected bank robber wounded. Constable William Russell, 34, was sh(...)
Wild shootout at St. Clair Ave. and O'Connor Dr. today left three policemen and a suspected bank robber wounded. Constable William Russell, 34, was sh(...)
1/29/1971
Kenora Policemen-Sgt. Robert Letain (left) and Constable Donald Milliard-examine pants Milliard was wearing when a bank robber was blown up by sticks (...)
Kenora Policemen-Sgt. Robert Letain (left) and Constable Donald Milliard-examine pants Milliard was wearing when a bank robber was blown up by sticks (...)
6/7/1973
Constable Arthur Weidmark leaves Toronto East General Hospital with his wife Pat after receiving treatment for a graze wound in his left shoulder
Constable Arthur Weidmark leaves Toronto East General Hospital with his wife Pat after receiving treatment for a graze wound in his left shoulder
1/29/1971
No Danger: Once the contents of the bomb were examined by police, they were found to be a radio antenna and a liquor bottle wrapped in newspapers
No Danger: Once the contents of the bomb were examined by police, they were found to be a radio antenna and a liquor bottle wrapped in newspapers
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