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Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes
Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes

Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes

Date4/23/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0120606F
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
11/7/1970
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
Loot from Robberies in Markham, returned to police headquarters by four juveniles who were caught after a three-month crime spree, is checked by Sgt. (...)
11/7/1970
Concerned citizen: John Mihalic is the volunteer vice-president of Crime Concern, a non-profit crime prevention organization working to help people reduce crimes in their community
Concerned citizen: John Mihalic is the volunteer vice-president of Crime Concern, a non-profit crime prevention organization working to help people reduce crimes in their community
1/24/1992
Scene of the crime, The Crime Stoppers program relies heavily on television to show re-enactments of crimes such as this one in which the owner of a d(...)
Scene of the crime, The Crime Stoppers program relies heavily on television to show re-enactments of crimes such as this one in which the owner of a d(...)
5/25/1988
Metro Police Chief Jack Marks said Crime Stoppers has been remarkably successful in solving crimes that have stumped police
Metro Police Chief Jack Marks said Crime Stoppers has been remarkably successful in solving crimes that have stumped police
3/29/1985
Oh, what he said! Hermann G?ring, who showed amusement at some of the evidence submitted during the war crimes trial in Nuremberg, was startled and an(...)
Oh, what he said! Hermann G?ring, who showed amusement at some of the evidence submitted during the war crimes trial in Nuremberg, was startled and an(...)
11/30/1945
On Trial: Imre Finta, 77, has pleaded not guilty to war crimes charges
On Trial: Imre Finta, 77, has pleaded not guilty to war crimes charges
11/22/1980
Imre Finta: Accused of committing crimes against Jews in Hungary in 1944
Imre Finta: Accused of committing crimes against Jews in Hungary in 1944
10/3/1989
The count
The count
1/11/1980
David Murdoch: A 28-year veteran of the Ontario Weather Office, Murdoch uses the increasingly sophisticated weather analysing equipment to help police and courts solve crimes
David Murdoch: A 28-year veteran of the Ontario Weather Office, Murdoch uses the increasingly sophisticated weather analysing equipment to help police and courts solve crimes
2/16/1982
Pickpockets and purse snatchers operate the world over and tourists are favorite targets since they usually have more money on them than the average citizen
Pickpockets and purse snatchers operate the world over and tourists are favorite targets since they usually have more money on them than the average citizen
5/22/1974
The affecting history of Tom Bragwell : an unhappy young man, who was cut off for his crimes in the morning of his days, with some account of his companions in iniquity; wherein, are strikingly delineated the rise, progress and fatal termination of juvenile delinquency; and in which frequent allusion is made to certain facts, connected with the history of the times; particularly to the cases of the three young men, who were executed at Edinburgh a few years ago ...
The affecting history of Tom Bragwell : an unhappy young man, who was cut off for his crimes in the morning of his days, with some account of his companions in iniquity; wherein, are strikingly delineated the rise, progress and fatal termination of juvenile delinquency; and in which frequent allusion is made to certain facts, connected with the history of the times; particularly to the cases of the three young men, who were executed at Edinburgh a few years ago ...
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