DRPS 3110

Sergeant with Durham Regional Police Service - East Division - Account is not monitored 24/7. Call 911 for emergencies.

[INTERPOL @INTERPOL_HQ]

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What opportunities and challenges does technology represent? What skills will be required?

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[OPP Highway Safety Division @OPP_HSD]

The OPP #ALPR system flagged 32 vehicles in the 22 minutes #MississaugaOPP were conducting another traffic stop. The system identified 1 suspended driver, 4 unlicensed drivers, and 27 expired vehicle registrations.
Renew your registration here.⬇️ https://t.co/uv6iUxQcYG

[Durham Regional Police @DRPS]

A 33-yr-old Whitby male, originally charged in Dec 2020, faces additional charges for a variety of sexual offences. With assistance from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security - Investigations, investigators identified 12 child victims.

News Release - https://t.co/wrDEImdjIq

[Durham Regional Police @DRPS]

Three days left to have your say on the qualities the Board should seek in its next Chief of Police. If you are a resident of Durham Region, please click the link below.

Survey: https://t.co/uYzecrtGWo

[Wounded Warriors CAN @WoundWarriorCA]

Our military has always been a beacon of hope — doing what others could not, would not, or said was impossible. Today, we pause to honour the service & sacrifice of our Canadian Armed Forces members while remembering the fight lives on for many here at home. Lest we forget. 🙏🇨🇦

[KawarthaLakes Police @klpsmedia]

With great sorrow and heavy hearts, we announce the loss of a member. Cst Mike Broderick was a dedicated officer who served his community with professionalism and compassion. We are offering support to the officer’s family, loved ones and members.
https://t.co/kWhSmIdgyP

[DRPS 3110 @DRPS3110]

Studies have shown that men are less likely to talk about their health, let alone take action. Women play an important role in helping men break down the barriers that surround those simple health conversations and can be the catalyst in getting men to stay on top of their health

[DRPS 3110 @DRPS3110]

Movember is upon us and once again and I'm challenging you to donate what you can. Join our East Division Team https://t.co/nf3Q31X9xs (16Dusters), grow a mo', and encourage discussion around men's below the waist cancer, mental health support and suicide prevention.

[DRPS 3110 @DRPS3110]

conversations about men’s health. Women tend to be the gateway to health in a man’s life– whether it’s a mother or daughter, wife, girlfriend or pal. Women's charities have led by example, and it’s the women’s health movement that Movember is emulating.

[DRPS 3110 @DRPS3110]

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[Durham Regional Police @DRPS]

As part of an initiative to enhance community safety, DRPS has installed a CCTV camera at the intersection of Birchcliffe Ave and Lakeview Park in Oshawa. This location was selected based on an analysis of crime trends. Thanks to our community partners for their support.

[DRP Association @AssociationDrp]

Terrible news out of Toronto about the line of duty death of PC Jeffrey Northrup. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and all of @TPAca

[Durham Regional Police @DRPS]

We are deeply saddened by the loss of Cst. Jeffrey Northrup of @TorontoPolice.
We offer our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
#HeroesInLife

[EAST DIVISION - Durham Regional Police Service @DRPSEastDiv]

Officers talked with Bowmanvilles' famous uni-cyclist today!
DYK that when you pass a cyclist you must leave at least 1 metre? Drivers need to be aware of Clarington bike lanes: you cannot drive, park or stop in bike lanes. Cyclists also need to know the rules!

#ShareTheRoad

[Rick Robson @RickRobsonLPA]

Police in Ontario were given extraordinary powers. Police were swift, clear and consistent in denouncing those powers indicating they would not enforce them. In large part due to that response, those powers were rescinded. Let that sink in.

[Durham Regional Police @DRPS]

Public safety is always our focus. In regards to the new provincial regulations, we will continue to engage our community, educate when appropriate & enforce when necessary. At this time, this does not include randomly stopping vehicles in order to enforce the stay-at-home orders

[DRP Association @AssociationDrp]

We all need to do our part to stop the spread of Covid but giving police new powers and putting our members in the no-win position of trying to enforce them is not the way to keep our communities safe @PoliceAssocON @fordnation @SylviaJonesMPP