This afternoon members of @AssociationDrp and @DRPS joined family friends and colleagues from Police Associations and Services across Canada to honour the life of C.I.T. Tyrone Magbitang.
A touching tribute to the life of an inspiring young man who brought light to the lives of so many. A leader in and outside of work he made a significant difference in the lives of all he interacted with.
He will forever be remembered for his genuine demeanour, dedication and positivity.
Rest in Peace Tyrone, We will take it from here๐
On behalf of the Durham Regional Police Association we would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to all of our fellow Police Associations, Services and Members of the Community who have reached out throughout the past week. The outpouring of tributes, sentiments and support from across the Country on the loss of such a wonderful Individual has been uplifting during what has been a very difficult time for family, friends and colleagues.
Tyrone Magbitang was a genuine individual. A considerate, kind and goal oriented member. A dedicated and hard worker who left an indelible impression with everyone he met. This loss will be felt by all for some time and he will be greatly missed๐
DID YOU KNOW... That if your boat, canoe or kayak drifts away from you or your dock you should report it to our non-emergency line 1-888-579-1520. ๐ฑ
This ensures DRPS has it on file so that if its found it is not considered a missing person case triggering an emergency response call out from police, fire and the coast guard.
Keeping our waterways safe is something our marine unit is doing 7 days a week. Lets all do our part to have a safe boating season. ๐ถโ๏ธ๐ค
#SafeBoatingAwarenessWeek
Weโre cheering on the Blue Jays this evening โ but remember, celebrating a win should never mean taking a risk on the road.
If youโve been drinking or using drugs, plan a safe ride home.
Make the right call before you drive. ๐
#GoJaysGo#DriveSober#ArriveAlive