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Decision INV-25-86: Inspector General finds Cobourg Police Service provided adequate and effective policing in fraud investigation involving a vulnerable senior
- Date of Decision: Sep. 3, 2026
- s. 107 | #25-86
- Cobourg Police Service
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Decision INV-25-86: Inspector General finds Cobourg Police Service provided adequate and effective policing in fraud investigation involving a vulnerable senior
- Date of Decision: Sep. 3, 2026
- s. 107 | #25-86
- Cobourg Police Service
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Decision INV-25-20: Inspector General finds Thunder Bay Police Service provided adequate and effective policing in response to repeated harassment complaints
- Date of Decision: Sep. 3, 2026
- s. 107 | #25-20
- Thunder Bay Police Service
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Decision INV-24-13: Deputy Inspector General finds Toronto Police Service Board members did not commit misconduct in connection with the removal of a fellow board member
- Date of Decision: Sep. 3, 2026
- s. 106 | #24-13
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- Toronto Police Service Board
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Decision INV-24-32: Inspector General finds Windsor Police Service complied with policing requirements in response to a call regarding alleged harassment by a landlord
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 107 | #24-32
- Windsor Police Service
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Decision INV-24-11: Inspector General finds Ottawa Police Service provided adequate policing response but requires policies for handling cross-jurisdictional complaints
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 107 | #24-11
- Ottawa Police Service
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Decision INV-24-16: Inspector General finds Ottawa Police Service complied with policing requirements in response to a reported theft
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 107 | #24-16
- Ottawa Police Service
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Decision INV-24-19: Inspector General finds Ottawa Police Service provided adequate and effective policing in response to allegations of harassment and fraud
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 107 | #24-19
- Ottawa Police Service
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Decision INV-24-35: Inspector General finds Ottawa Police Service did not comply with policing requirements in response to repeated calls for service.
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 107 | #24-35
- Ottawa Police Service
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Decision INV-24-25: Deputy Inspector General finds Toronto Police Service complied with policing requirements in responding to non-emergency calls
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 107 | #24-25
- Toronto Police Service
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Decision INV-25-177: Inspector General finds Port Hope Police Service Board member committed misconduct by acting in a conflict of interest
- Date of Decision: Aug. 27, 2026
- s. 106 | #25-177
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- Port Hope Police Service Board