Media Advisory - Ontario Police Chiefs to Kick Off Provincial Crime Prevention Campaign

TORONTO, Feb. 26, 2014 /CNW/ - The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) will kick off its province-wide 2014 crime prevention campaign on February 27 at Toronto Police Service Headquarters. Throughout 2014, police services will be promoting what individuals can do prevent crime under the campaign theme, Your Community. Your Safety. Get involved.

Chief Paul Cook, Chief of Police of North Bay Police Service and OACP President, will be joined by Toronto Police Deputy Police Chief Peter Sloly and Constable Gary Gomez of 42 Division, who will speak about an innovative crime prevention program making an impact on one Toronto neighbourhood. Campaign corporate supporters will also be on hand to help kick off this year's campaign, which will support local crime prevention initiatives by police services across Ontario.

2014 OACP Crime Prevention Campaign Media Event

Date:		Thursday, February 27, 2014
Location:		Lobby of Toronto Police Service Headquarters 40 College Street, Toronto, ON
Time:		10:00 am

Supporting and Presenting Corporate Partners:

Accident Support Services International Ltd.
The Canadian Security Association
Canpar
Humber College Interact Association
LawPRO
The Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation
RSR Global
Via Rail Canada

The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police is the voice of Ontario's Police Leaders

Members of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police serve their communities as the senior police leaders in municipal, regional, provincial national, and First Nations police services across Ontario

Vision: Building Excellence in Police Leadership for Safer Communities 

SOURCE: Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police

Joe Couto
Director of Government Relations and Communications
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