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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

Metro Police Chief Jack Marks said Crime Stoppers has been remarkably successful in solving crimes that have stumped police

Date3/29/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Metro Police Chief Jack Marks said Crime Stoppers has been remarkably successful in solving crimes that have stumped police.
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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
The winner is . . . Mayor Hazel McCallion picks the winning ticket as Peel Crime Stoppers chairman Lou Parsons, left and Peel Crime Stoppers co-ordinator Constable Richard Schoch watch
The winner is . . . Mayor Hazel McCallion picks the winning ticket as Peel Crime Stoppers chairman Lou Parsons, left and Peel Crime Stoppers co-ordinator Constable Richard Schoch watch
11/11/1986
Fighting crime: As co-ordinator of Durham Region's Crime Stoppers, Sergeant Ryle is a conduit for the public, detectives, media and a civilian board
Fighting crime: As co-ordinator of Durham Region's Crime Stoppers, Sergeant Ryle is a conduit for the public, detectives, media and a civilian board
2/19/1990
Real traffic stoppers in Scarborough yesterday were Marjorie and Harry Gordaneer in their Santa Claus costumes. Mrs. Gordancer, who has been a crossing guard for 20 years and is president of the Metro school crossing guards' organization, has been handing out candy canes to youngsters at her crossing on Clonmore Dr. Husband Harry, who's an area supervisor with the borough's board of education, has been playing Santa at a number of schools this week.
Real traffic stoppers in Scarborough yesterday were Marjorie and Harry Gordaneer in their Santa Claus costumes. Mrs. Gordancer, who has been a crossing guard for 20 years and is president of the Metro school crossing guards' organization, has been handing out candy canes to youngsters at her crossing on Clonmore Dr. Husband Harry, who's an area supervisor with the borough's board of education, has been playing Santa at a number of schools this week.
12/22/1977
By Lydia Zajc and Paul Watson Toronto Star, The Supreme Court of Ontario has reserved judgement on a court order forcing Metro Police Chief Jack Marks to act on a four-year-old brutality complaint
By Lydia Zajc and Paul Watson Toronto Star, The Supreme Court of Ontario has reserved judgement on a court order forcing Metro Police Chief Jack Marks to act on a four-year-old brutality complaint
6/15/1988
Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes
Reporting crime: Police count on citizens to report crimes
4/23/1983
Have you seen Nicole? Jeanette Morin, with Arthur Morin (left), Etobicoke Mayor Bruce Sinclair (middle) and Metro Police Chief Jack Marks, wipes away (...)
Have you seen Nicole? Jeanette Morin, with Arthur Morin (left), Etobicoke Mayor Bruce Sinclair (middle) and Metro Police Chief Jack Marks, wipes away (...)
10/2/1985
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
5/12/1975
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
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
8/14/1989
Stephen Reistetter: War-crimes charges against him have been dismissed due to lack of evidence
Stephen Reistetter: War-crimes charges against him have been dismissed due to lack of evidence
3/4/1991
Crime Stopper: Detective Richard Schoch of Peel Regional Police
Crime Stopper: Detective Richard Schoch of Peel Regional Police
7/28/1988